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For example, a hospital may be trying to
use more nurse practitioners, nurse anesthetists, midwives or other
non-physician care providers. Endoscopic excision is the preferred treatment
for infants, whereas an external approach is reserved for older
children, It can be difficult for anesthetists to intubate infants when
the anatomy of the larynx is distorted, but the choice of tracheotomy
for an infant has many drawbacks as well. Anesthetists have hoped that a low-dose or combined spinal epidural
would reduce the chances of an instrumental delivery, but the
improvement seems to be modest. |
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