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The Incisionless Future of Bariatric Surgery

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	Archive > Ambulatory Anesthesia Guide	2007 Edition

Monitoring Your Anesthesia Supplies

The right purchasing decisions should save money without compromising safety.

What’s Your Consciousness Telling You?

Get your patients as close as possible to pre-procedure status immediately after surgery.

Overcoming the Blocks Barrier

It doesn’t take much training and practice to become proficient.

Defining IV Sedation

Examining the principle and practice of this specialized technique.

Developing Sensible Airway Management Protocols

Let the procedures that you can safely perform be your guide.

Strategies for PONV Management

Following these guidelines will help curb surgery’s most frustrating complication.

Sleep Watching Through Surgery

Here’s what you need to monitor and how you need to do it.

The Push for Faster Recoveries

Understanding conscious sedation’s anesthetic agents and monitoring protocols will promote safe and efficient discharges.

A Quick Check of Your Peripheral

Nerve blocks are becoming the preferred approach to controlling post-op pain.

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