论文信息 - Neurogenic pulmonary oedema precipitated by induction of anaesthesia.

Neurogenic pulmonary oedema precipitated by induction of anaesthesia.

Neurogenic pulmonary oedema is a recognized complication of central nervous system injury. A case is presented where this condition was precipitated by induction of anaesthesia in a child with spina bifida, hydrocephalus and a malfunctioning ventriculo-peritoneal shunt.

N. Braude | T. Ludgrove

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