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Audio-Digest Foundation: Archived Written Summaries: Anesthesiology: 2007

 | CARDIOVASCULAR MANAGEMENT UPDATE Audio-Digest Anesthesiology Volume 49, Issue 24 December 21, 2007 The present and future of perioperative cardiovascular management Joel A. Kaplan, MD Perioperative cardiac risk and noncardiac surgery David M. Roth, MD, PhD


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 From Anesthesiology Update 2007, Sponsored By The Department Of Anesthesiology, University Of California, San Diego, School Of Medicine

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 | ANESTHETIC DELIVERY AND TECHNIQUE Audio-Digest Anesthesiology Volume 49, Issue 23 December 7, 2007 Anesthetic delivery: I can’t believe they’re pushing propofol?!? Jeffrey L. Apfelbaum, MD Anesthetic technique: what modifications are really indicated in the elderly? Jacqueline M. Leung, MD, MPH


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 | POSTANESTHESIA RECOVERY Audio-Digest Anesthesiology Volume 49, Issue 22 November 21, 2007 Pediatric issues in the PACU Emad Mossad, MD, PhD Orthopedic issues in the PACU John E. Tetzlaff, MD


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 From Survey Of Current Issues In Surgical Anesthesia, Sponsored By The Division Of Anesthesiology, Critical Care Medicine, And Comprehensive Pain Management, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH

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 | OPHTHALMIC ANESTHESIA PERSPECTIVES Audio-Digest Anesthesiology Volume 49, Issue 20 October 21, 2007 Obstructive sleep apnea Howard D. Palte, MB, ChB Cardiac disease Marc Allan Feldman, MD


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 From The 20th Annual Scientific Meeting Of The Ophthalmic Anesthesia Society, Jointly Sponsored By The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Center For Continuing Education And The Ophthalmic Anesthesia Society

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 | CHRONIC PAIN/CPR UPDATE Audio-Digest Anesthesiology Volume 49, Issue 17 September 7, 2007 Current trends and new developments in chronic pain management Mark S. Wallace, MD Cardiopulmonary resuscitation update Benjamin S. Abella, MD


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 Points of Care Changes in CPR Guidelines: Chest compressions: Hallstrom study found improved survival in group that received chest compression alone (ie, no gaps in compression for rescue breaths), compared to standard CPR (≈15% vs ≈10%); results may be due to easier mechanics rather than gaps in chest compression; another study indicates that details of CPR important for hemodynamics and ultimately survival; 2 recent studies have shown that CPR may actually be more important than defibrillation under certain circumstances (survival improved when defibrillation delayed to give CPR first); speaker's study recommended chest compression rate of 100/min; common deficiencies in CPR performance include frequent pauses, shallow compressions, and hyperventilation
Dr. Wallace spoke at Anesthesiology Update 2007, Jan 3-6, 2007, in San Diego, CA, by the Univ of Calif, San Diego, Sch of Med, Dept of Anes, Dr. Abella, at Challenges for Clinicians, Dec 1-3, 2006, in Chi, IL, by the Univ of Chicago Pritzker Sch of Med, Dept of Anes and Critical Care.

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