Delayed awakening from anesthesia and child abuse

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Abstract

Delayed awakening from anesthesia may be a difficult diagnostic problem, particularly in a previously healthy patient undergoing non-life-threatening surgery. The following case report of a girl who was given chlorpromazine by the mother postoperatively, should illustrate how this problem may be both a public health and medical-legal issue which affects all personnel who participate in patient care.

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Ott, V. V., Pollack, M. M., Riddick, L., Reisch, R. F., & Epstein, B. S. (1983). Delayed awakening from anesthesia and child abuse. Anesthesiology, 58(2), 178–180. https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-198302000-00012

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