PPT-Anesthetic Considerations for Pediatric Patients with Anterior Mediastinal Masses
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Vasili Chernishof MD Carl Lo MD Childrens Hospital Los Angeles Updated 92019 Disclosures No relevant financial relationships to report Learning Objectives Identify
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Vasili Chernishof MD Carl Lo MD Childrens Hospital Los Angeles Updated 92019 Disclosures No relevant financial relationships to report Learning Objectives Identify anatomical and physiological perturbations that occur with mediastinal masses. Stephen Okoth BSN, SRNA (Sr.). York . College of PA/. Wellspan. Health NAP . Objectives. Discuss the structure of the Mitochondrion. Discuss . the main . function . of the . Mitochondrion. Detecting and Diagnosing mitochondrial diseases. Stephen Okoth BSN, SRNA (Sr.). York . College of PA/. Wellspan. Health NAP . Objectives. Discuss the structure of the Mitochondrion. Discuss . the main . function . of the . Mitochondrion. Detecting and Diagnosing mitochondrial diseases. Overview . (1 of 2). Pediatrics. Geriatrics . Multiple patient . situations. Trauma resuscitation . issues. Overview . (2 . of 2). In the United States, trauma is the most common cause of death in . children. Sickle Cell Disease. Andrew Infosino, MD. UCSF Department of Anesthesia. And Perioperative Care. Updated 10/2017. What is Sickle Cell Disease?. Heterogenous. group of inherited disorders of the β hemoglobin molecule. . Andrew Infosino, MD. Jina. . Sinskey. , MD. UCSF Department . of Anesthesia . and . Perioperative Care. Disclosures. None. Learning Objectives. Indicate the incidence and major risk factor for having a child with trisomy 21. Assistant Professor/School of Medicine. The Hashemite University. Anatomy. The . mediastinum. is anatomically defined as the space between the two lungs; it is demarcated by the thoracic inlet superiorly, the diaphragm inferiorly, the sternum anteriorly, and by the spine and paravertebral thoracic sulci posteriorly. . Jina. . Sinskey. , MD. Andrew Infosino, MD. UCSF Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Care. Updated 5/2018. Disclosures. None. Learning Objectives. Classify the different types of scoliosis. Identify the different treatment options for scoliosis. W. ith . Sickle Cell Disease. Andrew Infosino, MD. UCSF Department of Anesthesia. And Perioperative Care. What is Sickle Cell Disease?. Heterogenous. group of inherited disorders of the β hemoglobin molecule. . Vasili Chernishof, M.D.. Carl Lo, M.D.. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Updated 9/2019. Disclosures. No relevant financial relationships to report. Learning Objectives:. Identify anatomical and physiological perturbations that occur with mediastinal masses. M. ass. Otavia Peixoto MD, Rebecca Adams DO, . Tamara Lhungay MS, Richard Miranda MD. ACP . Members. National Jewish Health | Saint Joseph Hospital. May 14, . 2019. ACP Colorado Chapter . Resident/Fellow . Amanda J. Darling, MD. Marissa G. Vadi, MD, MPH. UC Davis Department of Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine. Updated 11/2019. Disclosures. No relevant financial relationships.. Learning Objectives:. Review ophthalmologic physiology relevant to anesthetic management.. 202 C.M. Ku Anatomy and PathologyThe mediastinum can be divided into four compartments: superior, anterior, middle, and posterior (Fig.). The mediastinum is bound by the thoracic inlet superiorly, the Zhe. Chen, MD . Assistant Clinical Professor . Andrew . Infosino. , MD. Clinical Professor. UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital. UCSF Department of Anesthesiology & Perioperative Care. Disclosures. Dr R P Pandey. IV. Onset is and peak effect is quick, effect is intense, duration of action short. IM. Onset in 10-15 min, peak effect is delayed, depends on tissue perfusion/drug absorption/metabolism.
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