Anesthesia Protocol for Pediatric Cardiac Surgery Procedures: A Review

Abstract

The use of sugammadex turns out to be of great help in all those doubtful cases where lack of or inadequate return of spontaneous ventilation is difficult to prove as related to depth of anesthesia and / or neuromuscular blockade, or to causes related to the disease, to the surgical procedures or cardiovascular conditions of the patients. The administration of sugammadex is provided in all cases of fast track anesthesia for non-complex procedures even if carried out with the aid of CEC and in patients of this weight is not TOF guided due to problems of reliability of the detected value in the premature infant or low weight. Administration of sugammadex is expected in the first four hours post-operative where it has not had a proper restoration of spontaneous breathing in all cases of fast track anesthesia for non-complex procedures even if carried cuted using CEC.