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THE USE OF DEEP SEDATION FOR THE DENIAL MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH DEFINITELY NEGATIVE BEHAVIOR

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It is one of difficulties to control children who show definitely negative behavior in
dental clinic. In such a case. the pharmacologic management has been used to provide
quality care, minimize the extremes of disruptive behavior, promote a positive
psychologic response to treatment and patient welfare and safety.
Deep sedation can be defined as a controlled, pharmacologically-induced state of
depressed consciousness from which the patient is not easily aroused which may be
accompanied by a partial loss of protective reflexes.
In this retrospective report, the sedation records of 200 pediatric dental patients of
ASA Class I & ¥± who were not successfully treated under conscious sedation were
used for analysis.
Most frequently used regimen of deep sedation was the co-medication of midazolam
(0.3mg/kg), enflurane(1.0-2.0 vol%) and 50-70% N2O-O2.
The average age and weight of the patients was 4.6 yr (S.D: 2.72) and 18.7kg(S.D: 6.35)
respectively. The average operative time was 52 minutes and midazolam (0.1-0.2cc) was
additionally administered intranasally to prolong the operative time as needed. The
episodes of untoward side effects were reported during and/or after the procedure in 58
patients. Serious adverse reactions such as cyanosis or laryngospasm were even
reported in 7 patients but without mortality.
Deep sedation is a very effective way of completing the dental treatments for those
who failed to respond well to the conscious sedation. This technique has many practical
advantages over general anesthesia case but the demands for the rigid monitoring
criteria limit its use in general practice setting. The continuous efforts to improve the
safety of the medication and the technique are required for the benefits of the patients
and parent.

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Deep sedation; Enflurane; Laryngospasm; Midasolam;

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