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  4. Safe and easy emergence from anesthesia in adults following removal of laryngeal mask airway: utility of oral airway and T-connector.
 
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Safe and easy emergence from anesthesia in adults following removal of laryngeal mask airway: utility of oral airway and T-connector.

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Acta Anaesthesiologica Taiwanica.(47):84-86.
Date Issued
2009
Author(s)
陳大樑
Hsieh MH; Ho JT; Huang CM; Lee MS; Chen TL; Wong CS; Lin JA
Subjects
學科:麻醉學科
期刊論文
Abstract
Removal of the laryngeal mask airway (LMA) can be executed while patients are deeply anesthetized or awake. Recent publications have focused on suitable anesthetic concentrations in the brain for removal of LMA in anesthetized patients. Here, we describe an easy and safe method for removal of LMA during deep anesthesia.
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