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Virtual reality is a computer‐generated environment that immerses the user in an interactive artificial world. This ability to distract from reality has been utilised for the purposes of providing pain relief from noxious stimuli. As technology rapidly matures, there is potential for anaesthetists and pain physicians to incorporate virtual reality devices as non‐pharmacological therapy in a multimodal...
We measured pre‐operative hepatic blood flow and postoperative morphine concentration in infants with or without biliary atresia. Thirty‐four infants (0–3 months) with biliary atresia undergoing portoenterostomy (Kasai operation) were included and hepatic blood flow was assessed by magnetic resonance imaging before surgery in 12 of them. Sixteen subjects (0–3 months) without liver disease undergoing...
The postoperative respiratory and analgesic effects of dexmedetomidine and morphine have not been compared in children with sleep apnoea having adenotonsillectomy. In a randomised double‐blind study we recruited 60 children, aged 2–13 years, who received either intravenous dexmedetomidine 1 μg.kg−1 or morphine 100 μg.kg−1 on anaesthetic induction. End‐tidal carbon dioxide, Children’s Hospital of Eastern...
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