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Lee et al. [1] had reported that regional cerebral oxygen saturation (rSO2) decreases neither with an episode of arterial desaturation nor overt hemodynamic compromises during emergence in children. Following their study the authors suggested that the decrease of rSO2 may correlate inversely with the fraction of anesthetic concentration (FE) and the duration of anesthesia, and positively with the use of sevoflurane. This is the first report published on the change of cerebral oxygen saturation during the emergence of pediatric anesthesia.

Transient decrease of cerebral oxygen saturation during the emergence in children