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Parental Perspectives on Pre-Operative Counseling Regarding Pediatric General Anesthesia Exposure

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Article · Dec 2020 · 1 min read

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Survey study examining parental preferences for receiving preoperative counseling about general anesthesia risks in children, comparing the perceived helpfulness of surgeons versus anesthesiologists. Addresses the gap in understanding how parents wish to be informed about anesthesia-related concerns, including neurotoxicity risks.

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Exposure to general anesthesia (GA) is a necessary risk for many elective procedures. Anesthesia risks, such as the potential risk of neurotoxicity, can be especially concerning for parents. [1] Few studies have evaluated parental preference in how they wish to receive counseling regarding GA. To address this gap, we surveyed parents on which provider, specifically surgeon versus anesthesiologist, they found to be the most helpful in counseling regarding GA risks before their child underwent GA.

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