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Procedural sedation in children carries a significant number of considerations which depend on the developmental and chronological age of the patient, history of previous experiences, and individualized response to medication. In order to avoid complications, the setting for the procedure must be well equipped, and the staff performing procedural sedation must be adequately trained in pediatric pharmacology and resuscitation. Good communication between all practitioners during the procedure contributes to a safe and efficient environment, and the likelihood of procedural success.

Societal guidelines must be adapted to specific national legislation and institutional protocols. Once established, sedation and general anesthesia protocols must be controlled subjected to constant quality monitoring.

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