Although these results are encouraging in that a significant portion of the children were pain-free during the study day, the number of children who had clinically significant pain was too high. The results of this study compare with others in that a significant number of children were inadequately treated for pain. Clinical implications are discussed.

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O' = O, 904x + 6, 36, r = O, 92, P 0,001). Les mesures de la PE'rCO 2 ont aussi dEmontrE une bonne correlation avec la PaCO 2 (y = 0,62x + 9,21, r = 0,89, et P < 0,01

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The use of intravenous ketorolac to supplement local anesthesia infiltrated by the surgeon during pediatric inguinal hernia repair is superior to supplementation with caudal analgesia.