“Don’t wake the bear that sleeps” is one of the central conclusions of a dissertation on medication for children before anesthesia and surgery. The effect of anti-anxiety, calming and sleep-inducing drugs can quickly wear off if the child is unintentionally woken up during the anesthesia preparation.
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