continuous EEG to monitor nonconvulsive seizures we use it routinely in trauma patients for a few days after admission and in sah patients for ischemia...
How often have you seen nonconvulsive seizures with continuous EEG Hayden ... From: andrew.kofke <andrew.kofke@...> To: Anesthideas@yahoogroups.com ...
I dont know the official stats but it depends on the disease. for example tbi with injury or blood about the temporal lobe will be higher than posterior fossa...
If fact, we've had one tonight. We cooled him to around 33 celcius for 24 hours and then slowly rewarm. We used paralysis and a cooling blanket only Hayden ......
Hi Ivan Sounds great. Thanks for your interest in my article. There is a log of articles coming up with reagard to RSI in Children (and adults would profit...
Sorry, prematurely sent email...so halfway through the case there are crowing sounds and last toward the end, then I take out the laryngeal mask and she's OK. ...
Did he wake up after ? Ivan Hronek MD SFMC, Los Angeles cell: 310 487-3288 http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Anesthideas "It is better to know some of the...
Nonconvulsive electrographic seizures after traumatic brain injury result in a delayed, prolonged increase in intracranial pressure and metabolic crisis. ...
seizures cause brain damage but not necessarily from anaerobic conditions. in well controlled se animal models atp levels dont fall. i think lact may go up...
We're lucky again, Markus is the Head of PediatricAnesthesia at the University Hospital in Zurich, Switzerland and agreed to join us ! Here's some of Markus's...
Any opinion from our peds experts re the safety of propofol (or lack thereof) as an emergent induction agent in kids? In adults it has been shown, uniquely, to...
Important to note again that Neilipovitz and Crosby article gives a class B recommendation to RSI in the emergency department. That is not obvious from the...
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4mg/kg best dose for kids for induction: http://bja.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/78/4/433 Propofol faster induction & recovery > Thiopenthal in...
Thanks Ivan. _________________ Seth Manoach MD SUNY Downstate Sent from Blackberry ... From: Ivan Hronek [ivanhronek@...] Sent: 12/01/2007 03:50 PM PST ...
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Yes, he woke up today Hayden ... From: Ivan Hronek <ivanhronek@...> To: Anesthideas@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, December 2, 2007 5:11:57 AM Subject:...
I love it James, I've used it a number of times as well and it worked almost all the time, occassionally you get a little bradycardia, but not usually too...
Guys & Girls, we now have 72 members, I am not sure of what some of the new people are interested in but I know Ben - he is a top researcher working with the...
Thanks Ivan. The Storz video laryngoscope offers some advantages when teaching intubation because it uses standard blades. This enables the device to be used...
... sorry to be not in web so oftem but I am very busy in this last period . I had recently a talk on OSAS and anethesia. I am wondering whether any of the...
Hello Ivan, Sorry it is taking me a while to make the crossover to the online forum. I primarily use this email and need to remember to use the other online ...
Just wondering what everybody's doing with the CVC...we are tring to decrease the number of complications by using the US, it's not that easy to get people to...
We bought a GE vivid i machine last year. We do our own echo's, basic abd. ultrasounds, CV line insertion and TCD's. I think all intensivists should be trained...
I have gone as far as to buy my OWN ultrasound unit (from CHINA) so that I am NEVER without an ultrasound unit when I perform jugular lines or tough alines....
You're the man Jim, as always, thank you for sharin your experiences, I wish other would be more social and shared theirs, too. I wonder what it is that you...
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