Showing posts with label anesthesiology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anesthesiology. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Anesthesia Emergencies (Emergencies Series) Review

Anesthesia Emergencies (Emergencies Series)
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The pocket sized Anesthesia Emergencies is a valuable resource for avoiding complications and providing quick response to multiple kinds of anesthetic emergencies. Keith Ruskin and Stanley Rosenbaum have brought together a group of medical contributors, all experts in their selected fields. Each of the 15 chapters from cardiovascular to pediatric to neurological emergencies provides information on presentation, diagnosis, management, prevention and risk factors. Skilled practitioners will find the bullet point checklists clear and concise, with critical information highlighted. Coincidentally I recently read Atul Gawande's newest book, The Checklist Manifesto, which praises the use of checklists in aviation to prevent flight emergencies. Gawande's research in medicine has proven that using checklists in the operating room reduces the rates of infection and preventable deaths. Using the procedures and checklists in Anesthesiology Emergencies is exactly what Gawande advocates to improve safety and reduce medical errors. The information in this book is invaluable and I highly recommend this book to all anesthesia providers.

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This book contains relevant step-by-step information on how to detect, manage, and treat complications and emergencies during the perioperative period. Concisely written, highlighted sections reinforce essential points for easy memorization while consistent organization and checklists provide ease of learning and clarity. Anesthesia providers will find Anesthesia Emergencies an indispensable resource, describing assessment and treatment of life-threatening situations, including airway, thoracic, surgical, pediatric, and cardiovascular emergencies.

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Monday, September 26, 2011

Drugs in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care (Oxford Medical Publications) Review

Drugs in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care (Oxford Medical Publications)
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Small and compact. Good format with ALL you need to know about MOST/SOME of the major drugs used in Anesthesia and ICU. Includes some antibiotics. Some important drugs not mentioned e.g. the drug cisatracurium (isomer of atracurium with longer mechanism of action and less histamine release) was not in there. Had to look twice on the cover to see if it was really the 3rd edition. Few other important drugs not mentioned like milrinone. Overall, a good book. Guess you cant ask for everything to be in one book right?

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In everyday practice, anaesthetists can make use of a wide range of drug treatments, and require readily available and accessible information on the appropriate drug to use in any given situation.The second edition of Drugs in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care quickly established itself as an essential reference text for all anaesthetists, both trainees and consultants.The third edition of this book includes information on many new drugs, with information on many others revised.The book describes the pharmacokinetics and pharmodynamics of all the drugs commonly used by anaesthetists, all organised so as to allow rapid access to specific information on the properties and characteristics of almost 200 drugs.

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