Anesthesia administration in children, special children and adults.

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00:00The only possibility is pediatric general anesthesia.

00:03See, generally cataract in adults is done with just drops, not even an injection.

00:0995% of our cataracts for adults is just with anesthetic eye drops.

00:15So for pediatrics at this age group, we have to give general anesthesia.

00:20It's not possible without them.

00:22What about children with cerebral palsy, spastic?

00:25We have done big general anesthesia.

00:27They have eye problems.

00:28Yes, yes. For example, we have a syndrome known as rhizomy 21 or it's Down syndrome.

00:36So they are not cooperative because they have some amount of mental retardation.

00:41So we give general anesthesia and otherwise surgeon will not be able to touch the patient

00:45because they will be very uncooperative.