COMPARISON OF NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOMES BETWEEN SHORT AND LONG-DURATION  SURGERIES IN CHILDREN

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Title:	COMPARISON OF NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOMES BETWEEN SHORT AND LONG-DURATION SURGERIES IN CHILDREN
Authors:	Zakirova D., Madjidova Yo.
Keywords:	duration of anesthesia, neurological outcomes, cognitive function, perioperative management, ef fect on neurodevelopment.
Issue Date:	2024
Publisher:	O'zbekiston, Toshkent (Вестник ТМА) №12.1
Series/Report no.:	UDC;616.831-009.614: 615.099.06:616.8-053
Abstract:	The studies reviewed show that children undergoing long-term surgery have a significantly higher risk of postoperative neurological complications compared with those undergoing short-term surgery. Longer surgery was also associated with increased length of hospital stay, higher rates of surgical complications and poorer longterm functional outcomes
URI:	http://repo.tma.uz/xmlui/handle/1/5698
ISSN:	2181-7812
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