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Abstract:
Postoperative nausea and vomiting are undesirable and unpleasant side effects after surgery and anaesthesia associated with delayed oral intake and postoperative recovery, and impaired parental satisfaction. Since current modalities against PONV are cheap, highly effective, and almost free from relevant side-effects - providing contraindications are appropriately considered -, recommendations tend to move away from risk-score guided administration of antiemetic towards a more liberal administration policy or even favour routine administration to children undergoing general anaesthesia for surgery combined with total-intrevanous anaesthesia using propfol and reduction of perioperative opioid administration.
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