Ketamina versus Fentanilo para sedación neonatal
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Se presenta en este artículo una revisión sobre las ventajas que tiene la Ketamina frente al Fentanilo como agente sedante en población neonatal, discutiendo los principales cambios hemodinámicos, respiratorios y ocurrencia de efectos adversos atribuibles a cada uno de estos fármacos.
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