Anesthesia for Children Necessary, Beneficial — But Risks Should be Discussed

SmartTots, a collaborative effort between the Anesthesia Research Society and the FDA, released a statement saying anesthesia for children is a necessary measure, the risks of which should be discussed prior to procedures, according to Med Page Today.

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Heather Linder

The group encouraged healthcare providers to talk to parents about potential risks and benefits of anesthesia and to stay abreast of research connecting anesthesia and neurodevelopment.

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