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Effect of neuromuscular blockade on opioid consumption in high-risk children undergoing adenotonsillectomy: A randomized-controlled trial

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Proshad N. Efune *
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Paul A. Nakonezny
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Pedro Pinales
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Priscilla Okanlawon
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Chelsi W. Klatt
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Kinza Meghani
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Lucia J. Zhang
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Sierra N. Foster
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Kiley Poppino
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Shelby P. Cerza
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Peter Szmuk
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Rita Saynhalath
DOI：10.1016/j.jclinane.2026.112232delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• Blockade did not reduce perioperative opioid use in high-risk pediatric AT. • Sugammadex reversal allowed for rapid emergence without surgical delays. • No significant difference found in postoperative respiratory complications. • Blockade was associated with more low minute ventilation events in the PACU.
Keywords:
Neuromuscular blockade
Opioid consumption
Pediatric adenotonsillectomy
Sugammadex
Postoperative respiratory complications

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Journal of Clinical Anesthesia
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University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
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