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Calming Children Before Surgery

06 Sep 2016 2:10 PM | Anonymous

10/02/2008 - CALMING CHILDREN BEFORE SURGERY

Posted By Administration, Sunday, November 02, 2008
Updated: Friday, July 11, 2014

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[UC Irvine] Surgery is stressful for even the calmest patient, but for children it can be particularly traumatic and frightening. For anesthesiologists, soothing anxious children about to enter surgery is a critical part of the job, and Dr. Zeev Kain, anesthesiology & perioperative care chair at UC Irvine, is turning to ancient Chinese medicine for new methods.

http://news.uci.edu/features/calming-children-before-surgery/


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