Sorry for bragging but our article got mentioned in the ASA Newsletter today!!!! @DrRayTang #aerosols#AGMP@BCDentalAssoc@ubcanesthesia
Open access if anyone is interested.
https://t.co/bUq6c75vVl
Dr. Charles J. Coté reflects on a blinded study of pulse oximetry and how the right place, right time, and opportunity shaped his career. Learn more about his interest in improving #PatientSafety at @_Anesthesiology: https://t.co/GqUu889GmA
@HelenHoltby@hdavidrosen Yes, I learned my lesson a while back to ‘invite’ one parent if they feel the child will benefit from their presence. We have had a few that would rather not accompany their child and we tell them that is perfectly fine too.
On Feb 17, 2023, Canada joined their US colleagues in recognizing Dental Anesthesiology as a dental specialty. This acknowledges dentist anesthesiologists’ unique & focused training to better inform the public of options available for safe treatment in all dental settings.
"We need to really think about how we redesign pediatric surgery and how the service is offered across the province," says Dr. @SimonKelleyMD, Associate Chief of Perioperative Services at SickKids, in @CanadianPress. https://t.co/xwWAagLf73
@jwolpaw@accracpodcast Great interview w/ Dr. Grymes! I thought she represented our specialty very well. Although newly recognized as a specialty in the US, dentist anesthesiologists have been around for a while. The 1st training program started in the 50s (Philadelphia) & in the 60s in Canada.
So please stop bugging me to turn down the temp! I’m doing it for my patient!! (Okay I’m always cold but still).
Risk factors for PH included preop temp < 36°C, surgery > 60 min, *ambient operating room temp <23.0°C*, and several “high-risk” surgeries.
#pedsanes#anesthesia
Development of local guidelines to prevent perioperative hypothermia in children: a prospective observational cohort study | #Anesthesia#Anesthesiology https://t.co/mDS8ttoc1q
On October 16, 1846, dentist William T.G. Morton successfully demonstrated the use of ether to overcome surgical pain, revolutionizing surgery and anesthesia forever.
Happy #EtherDay, aka #WorldAnaesthesiaDay, to all anesthesia providers!
@WLMHQ
Interesting discussion re: who is responsible for prescribing anxiolytics.
Too often dentists have pts come in w/ scripts for sedatives from their PCP. Many jurisdictions req permits.
I agree w/ the comments. It’s the treating dr who is responsible for prescribing the meds.
If a patient is too anxious to have an MRI, and the radiologist thinks sedation would be helpful, is it a GPs job to prescribe it?
Is this a reasonable thing for them to send back to us?
Or should the radiology department be doing this themselves. They are doctors too?!
For an assignment, I asked some of my terminal paediatric palliative care patients what they had enjoyed in life, and what gave it meaning. Kids can be so wise, y'know. Here are some of the responses (Thread).
Showa Dental Hospital unveiled its 3rd gen robot for medical/dental procedures.
‘The new doll features far more advanced features, with instructors able to use a separate touch panel controller to inject unpredictable events such as sneezing, coughing and even vomiting.’ 😳
@DrSCBrown@SKAnesthesia@DrDrJTMaynes@ReimerEleanor Nothing is more annoying than staff talking (non-procedure related) while a child is cautiously walking into a new environment in my opinion. Second would be them standing next to you talking while you are securing the airway (although I've gotten used to it now). 😬
People with a rare genetic condition that causes widespread skin blistering have been successfully treated with a gel that inserts new collagen genes into their skin. https://t.co/IPHtDymzO5