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Fasting and Aspiration Risk in Procedural Sedation
There is a documented increase in the risk of aspiration of stomach contents during airway management for general anesthesia. This risk of a serious complication has resulted in strict regulatory recommendations concerning preprocedural fasting even for moderate and deep sedation. The physiology and evidence for fasting recommendations before procedural sedation care in children are discussed here.
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