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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 16.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol. 2019 Sep 5;129(1):55–62. doi: 10.1177/0003489419874371

Table 3.

Intraoperative Practices During Adenotonsillectomy, Apart from Narcotic Use, in a Normal-Weight 6.5-Year-Old Child with Severe OSA Among Study Participants (N = 110).

Practices Study sample, % (n)

Narcotics
Fentanyl 68.2 (75)
Morphine 20.0 (22)
Other 3.6 (4)
None 15.5 (17)
IV dexamethasone
Yes 98.2 (108)
No 1.8 (2)
Dose of dexamethasone, mg/kg
<0.2 9.3 (10)
Between 0.49 and 0.2 28.2 (31)
0.5 58.2 (64)
>0.5 1.8 (2)
Missing, n 3
Glycopyrrolate
Yes, typically 10.0 (11)
Sometimes 12.7 (14)
No 76.4 (84)
Missing, n 1
Dose of glycopyrrolate, mg/kg
<0.01 3.6 (4)
0.01 16.4 (18)
>0.01 0.9 (1)
Missing, n 87
Ondansetron
Yes, typically 98.2 (108)
Sometimes 0.9 (1)
No 0.9 (1)
IV acetaminophen
Yes, typically 62.7 (69)
Sometimes 6. 4 (7)
No 30.0 (33)
Missing, n 1
Dose of acetaminophen, mg/kg
<10 0
10 9.1 (10)
11–14 9.1 (10)
≥15 50.0 (55)
Missing, n 35
IV NSAIDs
Yes, typically 8.2 (9)
Sometimes 8.2 (9)
No 83.6 (92)
Inhalational anesthetic use
Sevoflurane 91.8 (101)
Desflurane 7.3 (8)