Clinical Anesthesia Procedures of the Massachusetts General Hospital

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J. Kenneth Davison, William F. Eckhardt, Deniz A. Perese
Little, Brown, and Company, 1993 - Anesthesiology - 711 pages
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Contents

Specific Considerations with Cardiac Disease
14
Specific Considerations with Pulmonary Disease
33
Specific Considerations with Liver Disease
58
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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 depression disease Dosage dose drugs Duration dysfunction edema effects Elimination Kidney endotracheal tube epidural epidural anesthesia epinephrine extubation failure fentanyl fluid function halothane heart rate hemodynamic hepatic hypertension hyperthermia hypotension hypovolemia hypoxemia increased Indications induction infants infusion inhalation injection injury intraoperative intubation ischemia ketamine lidocaine liver lung malignant hyperthermia Metabolism mg/kg monitoring muscle relaxants myocardial narcotics needle nerve nitrous oxide normal obstruction occur Onset oxygen pain patients pediatric perfusion peripheral plasma plexus pneumothorax postoperative preoperative prior procedures propofol pulmonary receptors regional anesthesia renal respiratory result risk sedation shunt spinal stimulation surgery surgical syndrome tachycardia technique therapy tion toxicity tracheal transfusion trauma treatment usually vascular vasodilation venous ventilation ventricular volume

About the author (1993)

Harvard Medical School is a center of medical expertise composed of dozens of affiliated hospitals, clinics, research foundations, and publication centers. Throughout its history, Harvard's doctors have made important medical breakthroughs, including the discovery of anesthesia, the first human organ tranplantation (Nobel Prize), and the discovery of the polio virus (Nobel Prize).

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TitleClinical Anesthesia Procedures of the Massachusetts General Hospital
A Little, Brown handbook
Handbook Series
EditorsJ. Kenneth Davison, William F. Eckhardt, Deniz A. Perese
ContributorsMassachusetts General Hospital. Dept. of Anesthesia, Harvard Medical School
Edition4, illustrated
PublisherLittle, Brown, and Company, 1993
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedJun 30, 2011
ISBN0316177148, 9780316177146
Length711 pages
  
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