While most clinical settings rely heavily on intravenous, inhalational, and regional anesthesia, anesthesiology also includes a number of less common routes that, though rarely used, serve specific and sometimes critical purposes.
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Residency programs are an essential part of graduate medical education (GME), providing newly graduated physicians with hands-on, supervised training in…
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Introduced as a response to the ongoing opioid crisis, the Medication Access and Training Expansion (MATE) Act formalizes the need…
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The field of surgery continues to evolve, with increasing emphasis on surgeon efficiency and anesthetic optimization to enhance patient outcomes….
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Sugammadex, a selective relaxant binding agent, revolutionized the reversal of neuromuscular blockade induced by neuromuscular blocking agents (NMBAs) like rocuronium…
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The administration of anesthesia is a complex medical procedure, and ensuring adequate airway management is a crucial aspect of patient…
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Adding flavor to mask anesthesia is a technique used to improve the experience of patients, particularly children, undergoing inhalational induction…
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There are many anecdotal accounts of certain individuals not being affected by local anesthesia, often disrupting surgical care. However, in…
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Sleep is an important function across many species of living creatures, influencing physical health and mental clarity. Many studies assert…
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For injected drugs, it is typically assumed that only a fraction of the circulating drug (e.g., the free drug concentration)…
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