Clinical Anesthesia Procedures of the Massachusetts General HospitalJ. Kenneth Davison, William F. Eckhardt, Deniz A. Perese, Massachusetts General Hospital. Department of Anesthesia, Harvard Medical School |
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Specific Considerations with Cardiac Disease | 14 |
Specific Considerations with Pulmonary Disease | 33 |
Specific Considerations with Liver Disease | 59 |
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abdominal administration agents airway analgesia Anesth anesthesiologist anesthetic aortic arrhythmias artery atrial benzodiazepines bleeding block blockade blood flow blood pressure bradycardia breathing bupivacaine cardiac output cardiovascular catheter cause Chap chest clinical coronary decrease disease Dosage Onset Duration dose drugs Duration Effect Comments dysfunction edema Elimination Kidney endotracheal tube epidural epidural anesthesia epinephrine extubation fentanyl fluid function halothane heart rate hemodynamic hepatic hypertension hyperthermia hypotension hypovolemia hypoxemia increased Indications Dosage Onset induction infants infusion inhalation injection intraoperative intubation ischemia ketamine lidocaine local anesthetic lung malignant hyperthermia Metabolism Liver mg/kg monitoring muscle relaxants myocardial narcotics needle nerve nitrous oxide obstruction occur Onset Duration Effect oxygen pain patients pediatric perfusion peripheral plasma plexus pneumothorax postoperative preoperative procedures propofol pulmonary receptors regional anesthesia renal respiratory result risk sedation shunt spinal surgery surgical syndrome tachycardia technique therapy tion tracheal transfusion trauma treatment vascular vasodilation venous ventilation ventricular volume