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@draj79

Anaesthesiologist, Anaesthetist.. teaching Airway management and Regional anaesthesia TIVA enthusiasts. Believe in Common sense and Simplicity, keep it simple

Katılım Mayıs 2011
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Anesthesiology Journals
Anesthesiology Journals@_Anesthesiology·
🔗 Read a summary of "Intrathecal morphine for enhanced recovery after laparoscopic colorectal surgery," in the June 2026 Science, Medicine, and the Anesthesiologist: ow.ly/ho9R50Z0nnQ
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Nick Mark MD
Nick Mark MD@nickmmark·
Great demonstration that safe apnea time depends on shunt fraction. With high shunt fraction the tolerance for apnea drops markedly! This is a great quantitative argument for awake intubation. @TheAirwaySite
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Patrick Sullivan Jr.
Patrick Sullivan Jr.@realPatrickJr·
A new study found that coffee reshapes your gut microbiome in ways no other drink does. What's interesting is that caffeine has nothing to do with it. Decaf moves the needle just as much. What the study found: (1/11)
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EJ Anaesthesiology
EJ Anaesthesiology@EJA_Journal·
This Letter highlights the importance of interpreting patient-centred outcomes from liberal preoperative fluid intake as feasibility and comfort signals, rather than practice-changing evidence. @hung3392 @NtuhTw 🔗shorturl.at/luadF
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EJ Anaesthesiology
EJ Anaesthesiology@EJA_Journal·
PHOENICS trial places neutral renal findings in context of EMA’s suspension of HES, arguing that colloid–crystalloid debate is now largely historical and that future progress lies in precision haemodynamics than the fluidtherapy in general. @mjcolomina 🔗shorturl.at/sutt1
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Anesthesiology Journals@_Anesthesiology·
A study in NEJM demonstrated no difference in 28-day mortality between patients undergoing emergency tracheal intubation with ketamine versus etomidate, indicating that both may be safe options in acute scenarios. Read a summary in the May 2026 SM&A: journals.lww.com/anesthesiology…
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@EJA_Journal No point in doing that block if you are using 0.1%....
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EJ Anaesthesiology
EJ Anaesthesiology@EJA_Journal·
Interscalene brachial plexus block with 7ml of ropivacaine 0.1% is associated with lower incidence of hemidiaphragmatic & respiratory dysfunction compared with same volume of ropivacaine 0.5%, but at cost of potential less effective post-op analgesia. 🔗shorturl.at/SZYR3
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Haney Mallemat
Haney Mallemat@CriticalCareNow·
You push propofol, give rocuronium, and the intubation runs long. The paralytic's still working — but the sedation's already gone. Reuben Strayer, MD (@emupdates) from ResusX:2025: How do you avoid this at the bedside? Drop your RSI protocol below. 👇
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@nehapadhi Have you ever tried it in your practice.. Also gastric ultrasound is great tool, easy to learn..
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