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Effects of Repeated Early-life Anesthesia Exposure on Visual System Development in Mice
Background: General anesthesia is administered to millions of children annually, yet its long-term effects on neurodevelopment remain a concern. It was previously reported that even a single early exposure to general anesthesia for minor surgery impairs visual attention in children. This study inves
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