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Feb
Feb
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Podcast Episode 8 (Extubation Issues)
In this episode I will discuss general concepts and principles behind extubation, also about airway problems and complications related to this stage of airway management. A brief stepwise approach strategy to handle extubation of the moderate to high risk patient will also be discussed. This is a very important problem that deserves greater attention.
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Podcast Episode 7 (VL and Education)
In this episode I will be discussing briefly about how VL has become an important educational tool and also about some technological advances that perhaps in the near future will have a major impact not just in education but also in airway management as well.
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Podcast Episode 6 (Muscle Relaxants)
In this episode the controversial issue of the routine use of muscle relaxants in airway management will be discussed
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Podcast Episode 5 (VL)
In this episode I will be discussing general introductory concepts related to the use of Videolaryngoscopy
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Podcast Episode 4 (Algorithm)
In this episode I will be discussing some basic concepts and principles behind the algorithmic approach to airway management.
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Podcast Episode 3 (Evaluation)
In this episode I will be discussing some basic principles behind preoperative evaluation of the airway.
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Apr
Apr
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Podcast Episode 2 (Paradigm Shift)
In this episode I will be introducing some newer concepts behind modern airway management.
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Podcast Episode 1 (Introduction)
This is the introductory lecture to the Advance Airway Rotation and it contains the Pre and Post Test Quiz. Please Submit your answers via e-mail.
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Airway Blog 2.0
After a long hiatus I am back…. interesting things are happening as always in the “airway world” but more importantly with me and new ideas and skills I have been working on regarding educational technology. Today after many hours of work and trial and error ( more error than I am willing to disclose) I bring back my blog but with a twist: Anesthesia residents in the Airway rotation will interact with me in the usual fashion as well with the aid of technological aids such as Tweeter feeds and Podcasts via iTunes. Naturally the continuity and success or lack of it, will depend on the amount of feedback and how much residents engage in this social collaborative endeavor.
Clinical Associate Professor of Anesthesiology at the University of Florida; did residency then fellowship in Cardiothoracic anesthesia, and then has been a staff member since 2000. Currently I am also the Director of the Master of Education Fellowship from the C.O.M., and responsible for the Difficult Airway Rotation and Airway Management Services at the NFSGVHS. My interests include: 1-Airway related topics 2-Education about Airway management 3- Resident training in Airway management 4-Non-Anesthesia providers airway training and education 5-Education in general and specifically technology in education.
