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Hi There,
recently the use of ketamine has renewed the interest of anesthesiologists.
I would like to share with somebody some protocols in the induction of general anesthesia or for sedation in outpatient.
Do you feel the avalaible of BIS strictly mandatory?

Anesthesia care based on patient safety and satisfaction are essential in today's workplace.  Patients deserve the best that anesthetists have to offer, including their full attention.  Lawyers are aware of distractions caused by mobile devices and the AANA has published a position statement regarding their use.  PROCRNA.com has published an article related to smartphone use in the operating room.   Click the URL below to review the article.

http://www.procrna.com/chief-crna-are-smartphones-safe-in-the-operating-room/

Perioperative management of antiplatelet therapy in patients with drug-eluting stents

http://www.hsrproceedings.org/index.php?pag=rivista_articles&id_numero=26&id_articolo=151

Perioperative management of antiplatelet therapy in patients with drug-eluting stents

http://www.hsrproceedings.org/index.php?pag=rivista_articles&id_numero=26&id_articolo=151

Is there anybody who has a particular skill in this field?Sedation or general anesthesia for this kind of operations may be quite different I think.

I am preparing to take my MCAT this summer and I know it is a bit early to even think about a specialty yet, but I wanted to know if I should even consider to specialize in this field. My problem with choosing the right path for me involves a genetic disorder that I have had since I was born. I have trouble with some very fine motor skills but other than that I am no longer affected by it. I was curious how often very fine motor skills would be needed in this field / would I be capable with this hindrance.     

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