Abstract
[1],[2],[3] On the other hand, if complications are no more likely when continuing one of these agents up to the day of surgery, withholding ACEI could represent an unnecessary and potentially harmful complication such as postoperative hypertension or simply forgetting to restart the medication postoperatively. [...] we present the first case of pediatric patient treated with ACEI who developed cardiac arrest following the induction of anesthesia.
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