CLINICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ANESTHESIA SELECTION IN CHILDREN WITH BRAIN TUMORS: FROM HEMODYNAMIC PARAMETERS TO POSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES
The choice of anesthetic strategy in children undergoing craniotomy for brain tumors requires a comprehensive assessment not only of intracranial hypertension control, but also of systemic hemodynamics, tissue perfusion, volemic status, and the profile of early postoperative complications. According to contemporary re...