Etiology of postanesthetic and postsedation events on the inpatient ward: data from a rapid response team at a tertiary care children's hospital

ConclusionRRT calls were most common for respiratory concerns. High ASA status, general anesthesia administration, and the presence of acute or chronic conditions prior to anesthetic administration predispose a patient to perioperative complications resulting in the need for an RRT call.

Source: Pediatric Anesthesia - March 12, 2016 Category: Anesthesiology Authors: N'Diris Barry, Karen M. Miller, Gregory Ryshen, Joshua Uffman, Thomas A. Taghon, Joseph D. Tobias Tags: Research Report Source Type: research