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Anesthesiology See and hear pioneers in our specialty! Â This issue includes a revisiting of the introduction of lidocaine into medical practice by Torsten...
Nice Ahmed..why armored tube and why is jugular preferable - in addition you may need a drug for deliberate hypotension; I like Esmolol drip as it doesn't make...
Paul, thanks for pointing out the potential difficulty removing fluid from the ETT cuff - it is different than removing air indeed: of however it is done...
Ivan: The cochrane conclusion here sums it up for me. The use of lide does not eliminate sore throat, but only approaches significance-i.e remained not ...
does anybody have any experiential data from using endotracheal tubes (ETTs) with a suction port? we recently started "trialing" these suction-able ETTs ...
Another article showing excessive pressures in cuffs and need for measurement:Â http://www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/1471-2253-10-20.pdf Just wondering...
Hello Everyone, Hope all of you are doing great!! My name is Riya and I work as a Research Analyst with AE-Research (www.ae-research.com). I don't know if this...
Always used just a water soluble lub. If I'm not mistaken the manufacturer specifically advised against using Lido. On reusable LMAs, said it broke down the...
Dino, As soon as a patient is sent to one of our ICUs, they get changed to an ET with a suction port, with the intention of trying to prevent the pneumonia...
You seem to be playing the negative side of the argument sir Paul - I am not sure why you'd not use something that was close to statistically significant - ...
so joe, no problems using the suction port ET? or no ET-assisted pneumonia problems when using such ETs? it was our facility's goal to use these in the OR...
You seem to be playing the negative side of the argument sir Paul - I am not sure why you'd not use something that was close to statistically significant - ...
Well, Ivan, It seems there is quite a bit unresolved in the conclusion of a procedure that cannot demonstrate superiority---man go have your ROBOTIC whatever...
Dino, I would have to check with our intensivists about their effectiveness, but they seem to be happy with them. When we know someone will be intubated for a...
In the last several years my anesthesia practice seems to have become the "4 O's"...obesity (elective bariatrics), orthopedics (evening add-on cases), oral...
Paul, Thanks for your thoughts. Lidocaine toxicity is possible on cuff rupture and re-filling as you say - most studies used 4 % Lidocaine - 10 % is not even...
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chun02040
chun02040@...
Dec 5, 2010 11:11 pm
I nasally intubate all pedi dental cases (in some adult "special-needs" patients I sometimes use flexible LMA's. I had assume that all other anesthetists do...
This is, or rather was, my technique when I worked alone, except I never had a nurse do the IV. Most times I let the nurse hold the mask after I showed her/him...
The Cochrane review on this topic included studies that used intra-cuff lidocaine, lidocaine spray into the pharynx or smearing the cuff with lidocaine gel. It...
I do use nitrous with sevo for induction, for its second gas effect makes induction faster. I tend to turn it off as soon as they are deep enough. Nitrous is...
We discussed the use of a cuffed pediatric ETT to " angioplasty" any narrowing first, use of a pediatric temperature probe or a Foley catheter inside the ETT...
Rafeek, I am not understanding why you'd say the Cochrane review should not be used as support to use intracuff Lidocaine. If you prefer to separate the ...
Some people say that the analgesic effect of N2O helps prevent movement on i.v. insertion and I think Isee it.. I also don't paralyze patients for nasal...
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Robert Laird
RobertTLaird@...
Dec 6, 2010 5:17 am
I do a lot of kids for dental and ENT cases and generally do nasal intubations. I use a 2% lidocaine water based ointment to lubricate the nose. We keep the...
nice to answer the question :Â Do you extubate deep or reactive ?? in my opinion : any oral surgery ( ENT , Dental ... ) , it is a must to extubate reactive...
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anesthesiaassistant
chris@...
Dec 6, 2010 5:17 pm
Did you find out anything about this job? Sounds to good to be true!...
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