Dear friends, In my opinion, in selected patients, extubation in the prone position does have some advantages 1. Less coughing due to tracheal irritation 2....
Effectiveness of the Essential Oils Lavender and Ginger in Promoting Children's Comfort in a Perianesthesia Setting DeeAnn Nord, BSN, RN, John Belew, BSN, MS,...
endotoxin, metal particles.. http://www.anesthesiologynews.com/index.asp?section_id=175&show=dept&ses=ogst&issue_id=577&article_id=14184 Anyone has any...
In the paper Eric posted it says the opioid-sparing is about 20 %. I.v. paracetamol is not available in the US and only rectal Tylenol is used routinely in...
ivan mentioned giving PR tylenol to kids. has anybody done this with adults? could this help decrease post-op narcotic need? am i way off here? dino...
Parenteral acetaminophen should be available shortly in the US from Cadence Pharmaceuticals. Best, Art Zwerling ... From: Anesthideas@yahoogroups.com...
There was a study looking at rectal acetaminophen and blood levels of acetaminophen - it takes 30-40 mg/kg (or more) to get effective blood levels. In adults,...
I believe IV ibuprofen will also be available soon. Steve Anderson, MD Sent from my iPhone 3GS ... I believe IV ibuprofen will also be available soon....
Subject: Re: [ai] Review of Paracetamol / Acetaminophen I believe IV ibuprofen will also be available soon. <<<<<<<<<<< Cardolor – it’s advertised in the...
... Yep. I'm not a big fan of suppositories personally. It works quite well orally ;-) Before Perfalgan came around I had standing orders to give all patients...
Perfalgan (iv paracetamol) 1g in adults > 50 kg works very well if given atleast 1 h prior to the end of surgery. Pts are very comfortable in the post op and...
Here's Prem Subramanian's (author of two case studies on POVL during stee T-burg da Vinci sx. ) response to the data from Cleveland Clinic on the difference...
I also gave Vioxx 50 mg..but wasn't sure what and when it would get absorbed with some patients being stressed out..anyone knows anything about p.o. drugs...
Hi! Yes, in our institution, we use a lot of Celebrex 200 mg tab P.O. BID, Arcoxia 60, 90, 120 mg tab P.O. O.D. for post op pain control and works pretty well...
... I am hesitant to give COX inhibitors to fasted, slightly dehydrated patients. I prefer to give them toward the end of the case when I have had a chance to...
Thanks for reacting to my questions Sandy, I liked that as that actually is the basis of the existence of a discussion group. By the way I missed that a...
... Depends what *we* agreed to. Everyone is a bit dehydrated after an overnight fast. That is why we wake up thirsty, and why I encourage patients to drink...
Dear All, We studied cox 2 inhibotors preoperatively in patients undergoing Laparoscopic Nissen Fundoplication. The main result was that celecoxib, rofecoxib...
Sandy Hancock wrote: Yep. I'm not a big fan of suppositories personally. It works quite well orally ;-) Before Perfalgan came around I had standing orders to...
http://www.theairwaysite.com/pages/page_content/airway_anesthesia.aspx Ivan Hronek MD Los Angeles, CA http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Anesthideas/ Do...
http://www.anesthesia-analgesia.org/cgi/content/full/91/2/495 Ivan Hronek MD Los Angeles, CA http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Anesthideas/ Do not fear...
Setting exam questions is really, really difficult. In question 1 RSI is given as the "wrong" answer - possibly correct for an exam - but in real life quite...
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Both questions leave a lot to be desired. Question 2 gives the likelihood of SCI as the correct answer, without defining what the 3-fold increase is compared...
hi i did lot of work on it , and the anatomic landmark in this initial letter are not correct as he excepted in the recent paper too , so it is still food for...