Hospitals Consider Spinal Anesthesia for Infants

Lisa and Mike Barr chose to have their infant, Mira, undergo spinal anesthesia during surgery, a new approach to anesthesia that leaves infants awake and pain free with fewer complications. WSJ's Laura Landro and pediatric anesthesiologist Dr. Robert Williams discuss the procedure. Photo: The Barr Family
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[@internewsofficiall6107]

Oh my God, look at the poor baby :/ :/

[@MeltedPearls]

Scary.