I must admit to having problems with this issue. We do all the customary things, like using stopcocks instead of needles to give stuff through the IV lines,...
What about the dust I see in the air floating beneath the operating room lights? Doesn't that dust float into the open wound? Why haven't we implemented some...
A lot of that dust, most in fact, comes from the paper surgical drapes. Just look at the air filter on the back of the monitors, and you'll see nothing but...
Satoru, is there other significant literature on the sterile injection and blood removal tubing ? Do you always wipe the port with an alcohol or other...
I think this whole issue needs to have some sort of intervention and then outcome based study results showing an effect if some intervention occurs. Is anyone...
In case anyone has missed this, I think it is a very helpful and interesting contribution - positive pressure helps when the airway is stenosed. I gather ...
icalder@...
Sep 3, 2008 12:02 pm
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... Unfortunately, I am not sure for evident literatures concerning this issue. I myself tried to sample them and found that when you wipe well the port (just...
satoru
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Sep 3, 2008 12:03 pm
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"ANZCA Newsletter" <enews@...> 9/4/2008 2:10 AM >>> Contemporary Airway Management Meeting An important meeting on airway management will be held on...
Comments, suggestions, corrections to: A.J. Wright ajwright@... Enjoy! This Month in Anesthesia History: September 1637 September 8: Robert Fludd, an...
Below Joseph posted a paper on spinal for lap. CHE in 50 pts. compared to GA: all 50 pts with spinal did well and had better postop. pain control. I have never...
Dear Ms Annette Strauss & Eric Hodgson, Hello. Thanks for the invitation. I am practising anaesthetist in India. May IÂ request you me the proceedings or/...
I know plenty of anesthetists in India who are regularly doing Lap. Cholecystectomies, Hystrectomis etc. with good results. At one center he gives Spinal...
I know plenty of anesthetists in India who are regularly doing Lap. Cholecystectomies, Hystrectomis etc. with good results. At one center he gives Spinal...
here's my 2 cents input first what do you call "lap" ??? I guess, but would you please write in plain and understandable English, there's a couple of non...
Xavier Ledoux
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Sep 6, 2008 3:49 pm
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Thanks Xavier for your always interesting postings - can you describe the tricks for the paravertebral block ? How did those procedures go ? Â Merci beaucoup,...
I wonder what people's experiences with pediatric airways are: is it safe to insert a SGA (supraglottic airway, like an LMA) prior to insertion of an i.v. ? ...
My God this sounds so fantastically? convoluted - and for what. Most Lap Appies I do are at an ungodly hour and the last thing I want to do is stand on my head...
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Sep 7, 2008 5:01 pm
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I routinely place LMAs and even intubate on occasion prior to IV placement. In my private practice environment, the circulating nurse or the surgeon are the...
I routinely place LMAs and even intubate on occasion prior to IV placement. In my private practice environment, the circulating nurse or the surgeon are the...
I am going to play devils advocate. Let's say you are performing a mask induction, you get the patient deep, or what you believe to be deep enough, insert the...
I think you are wrong. Here's another scenario: You turn over the airway to the nurse so you can start the IV. You are concentrating on the (difficult) IV...
... I do it all the time. I have seen none of the above mentioned complications. If the kid is too light, you'll know before it goes down far enough to tickle...
Juan,  Why do you turn the airway over to a nurse who isn't properly trained in airway management? Tht alone seems wrong to me. Far far FAR too often...
Just to be clear. The nurses with whom I work are very good at IVs so I don't worry about IV starts. As a rural/solo provider of services, I have also...
I agree individual judgement must used. However, you did imply in your original post the pre-IV placement of a supraglottic airway is not "defensible" if a...
Sweet discussion !....I have another question: the bradycardia that follows hypoxia in kids: how low have people see it go ? Did anyone see it go to zero ?...
I have not graduated into an experienced and skilled intubating stylet user with any of the devices, including the Airway rifl. Overall I believe ifone...
... In the halothane days the occasional sinus arrest occurred during intubation, but I don't think hypoxia was the issue there. I have seen saturations in the...
________________________________ From: Anesthideas@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Anesthideas@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Sandy Hancock Sent: Monday, September 08,...
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