Induction and recovery with enflurane and halothane in paediatric anaesthesia.

One hundred and four infants and children were included in a comparative study of anesthesia with either enflurane or halothane. Induction and recovery were significantly shorter with enflurane than with halothane. There was little difference between the drugs in respect of their postoperative sequelae.

RCT Entities:   Population Interventions Outcomes