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Current Headlines Archive Page 1 of 34 Previous | Next Ultrasound success in regional block confirmed Researchers conduct a meta-analysis to judge the success of ultrasound to guide regional anesthesia. Read More Low tidal volumes may improve respiratory outcomes Studying respiratory outcomes in surgical patients ventilated with low versus standard tidal volumes. Read More Dreams common in propofol deep sedation Cataloguing the dreams of patients randomly assigned to deep sedation with propofol or midazolam. Read More Morbid obesity hampers prehospital intubation efforts Assessing the impact of obesity on the ease and success of emergent prehospital intubation. Read More Regional anesthesia unlikely to affect post-surgery cancer recurrence Comparing recurrence rates in patients randomly assigned to general anesthesia with or without regional anesthesia during cancer surgery. Read More Unsupervised trainees often in charge of rapid sequence intubations Researchers survey the incidence and management of rapid sequence intubations in UK emergency departments. Read More Capnography urged to cut ICU airway management complications The fourth national audit of airway management complications in the UK, focusing on anesthesia and intensive and emergency care. Read More Antecubital vein and opioids advised to combat propofol injection pain Researchers conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis of strategies to prevent pain on injection of propofol. Read More Ketamine analgesia suppresses inflammatory reaction during CABG Comparing inflammation after coronary artery bypass graft surgery in patients given ketamine versus sufentanil. Read More Prophylactic midazolam quells ketamine reaction in adults A randomized trial addresses whether prophylactic midazolam can dampen the emergence agitation associated with emergency use of ketamine. Read More Page 1 of 34 Previous | Next

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