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Chest CT in children: Anesthesia and atelectasis
Beverley Newman
, Elliot J. Krane
, Rakhee Gawande
, Tyson H. Holmes
, Terry E. Robinson
Radiology
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Keyphrases
Atelectasis
100%
Child Anesthesia
100%
Controlled Ventilation
100%
Chest Imaging
100%
Anesthesia
50%
Lung Recruitment
37%
Young children
25%
Intubation
25%
Inspiratory
25%
Computational Imaging
25%
Cardiorespiratory Parameters
25%
Ventilation Techniques
25%
Image Quality
12%
Sedation
12%
Radiology
12%
Research-based
12%
General Anesthesia
12%
Effective Method
12%
No Significant Difference
12%
Diagnostic Sensitivity
12%
Multi-segment
12%
Lobar
12%
Optimal Scoring
12%
Motion-free
12%
Recruitment Maneuver
12%
Imaging Diagnostics
12%
Related Adverse Events
12%
Scanning Protocol
12%
Safe Methods
12%
Anesthesiologists
12%
Quality Sensitivity
12%
Nursing and Health Professions
Artificial Respiration
100%
Atelectasis
100%
Pediatric Anesthesia
100%
Imaging
50%
X-Ray Computed Tomography
50%
Cardiorespiratory
25%
Intubation
25%
Anesthesist
12%
General Anesthesia
12%
Sedation
12%
Adverse Event
12%
Image Quality
12%
Accident Prevention
12%
Medicine and Dentistry
Artificial Respiration
100%
Atelectasis
100%
Pediatric Anesthesia
100%
X-Ray Computed Tomography
50%
Lung
37%
Intubation
25%
Cardiorespiratory
25%
Image Quality
12%
Radiology
12%
Anesthesiologist
12%
General Anesthesia
12%
Adverse Event
12%