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  • Cover

  • Half-title

  • Title page

  • Copyright information

  • Table of contents

  • Contributors

  • Preface

  • History of anesthesia

  • Section 1 Preoperative care and evaluation

    • Chapter 1 Preoperative anesthetic assessment

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 2 Obstructive and restrictive lung disease

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 3 Anesthetic goals in patients with myocardial ischemia and heart failure

      • Overview

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 4 Anesthetic goals in patients with valvular heart disease

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 5 Obesity

      • Obesity and the cardiovascular system

      • Obesity and the pulmonary system

      • Obesity and the renal system

      • Obesity and the gastrointestinal system

      • Induction of anesthesia in the obese patient

      • Obesity and pharmacokinetics

      • Obesity and regional anesthesia

      • Intraoperative considerations

      • Postoperative considerations

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 6 Chronic renal failure

      • Renal failure comorbidities

      • Renal failure: electrolyte effects

        • Dialysis effects

        • Complications associated with chronic renal failure

        • Contrast-induced nephropathy

        • Renal failure: pharmacokinetics

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 7 Liver disease

      • Anatomy and physiology

      • Liver cirrhosis

      • Risk stratification of the cirrhotic patient

      • Effects of liver disease

        • Gastrointestinal

        • Hemodynamic

        • Hematologic

        • Renal

      • Pulmonary

        • Portopulmonary hypertension

        • Hepatopulmonary syndrome

      • Neurologic

        • Hepatic encephalopathy

        • Autonomic neuropathy

        • Fulminant hepatic failure

      • Pharmacologic management in cirrhosis

      • Perioperative access and monitoring and postoperative care

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 8 Principles of diabetes mellitus and perioperative glucose control

      • Types of diabetes mellitus

      • Stress-related diabetes

      • Effects of hyperglycemia

        • Wound infection

        • Wound healing

      • Hyperglycemia and outcomes in critically ill patients

        • Neurologic injury

        • Myocardial infarction

      • Ketoacidosis

      • Intraoperative blood glucose management

        • Preoperative evaluation

        • Airway examination

        • Medications

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 9 Common blood disorders

      • Disorders of primary hemostasis

      • Disorders of secondary hemostasis

      • Disorder of thrombosis

      • Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia/thrombosis (HITT)

      • Disorder of fibrinolysis

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 10 The elderly patient

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 11 Neurologic diseases and anesthesia

      • Cerebrovascular disease

        • Seizure disorders

        • Alzheimer's disease

        • Parkinson's disease

        • Huntington's disease

        • Multiple sclerosis

      • Spinal cord injury

        • Acute spinal cord injury

          • Intraoperative management

        • Chronic spinal cord injury

        • Autonomic hyperreflexia (AHR)

          • Prevention and treatment

        • Syringomyelia

        • Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

      • Peripheral nervous system disorders

        • Guillain-Barré syndrome

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 12 Anesthetic considerations in psychiatric disease

      • Depression

        • Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs)

          • Anesthetic implications

        • Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs)

        • Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)

      • Bipolar disorder

        • Anesthetic considerations in patients taking lithium

      • Schizophrenia

        • Typical antipsychotics

          • Side effects

        • Atypical antipsychotics

        • Anesthetic considerations

      • Neuroleptic malignant syndrome

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 13 Substance abuse and anesthesia

      • General considerations

      • Tobacco

      • Alcohol

      • Opioids

      • Cocaine

      • Amphetamine

      • Marijuana

      • Hallucinogens

      • Further reading

  • Section 2 Airway management

    • Chapter 14 Anatomy of the human airway

      • Nasal cavity

      • Oral cavity

      • Pharynx

      • Larynx

      • Trachea

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 15 Airway assessment

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 16 Perioperative airway management

      • Invasive airway maintenance techniques

      • Preparation for general anesthesia and tracheal intubation

        • Troubleshooting an inadequate laryngeal view

        • Verification of ETT placement

        • Airway injuries

        • Rapid sequence induction (RSI)

        • Extubation

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 17 Management of the difficult airway

      • ASA Difficult Airway Algorithm

      • Alternative approaches to intubation

      • Flexible fiberoptic intubation

      • Transtracheal jet ventilation (TTJV)

      • Cricothyrotomy and emergency tracheostomy

      • Awake intubation

      • Further reading

  • Section 3 Anesthesia equipment

    • Chapter 18 Medical gas supply, vacuum, and scavenging

      • Medical gases

      • Gas delivery system

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 19 Anesthesia machine

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 20 Anesthesia ventilators

      • Modes of ventilation

      • Ventilator drives

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 21 Anesthesia breathing apparatuses

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 22 Electrical safety

      • Further reading

  • Section 4 Patient monitoring

    • Chapter 23 Hemodynamic patient monitoring

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 24 The electrocardiogram and approach to diagnosis of common abnormalities

      • Overview

        • Localization of an MI

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 25 Pulse oximetry and capnography

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 26 Monitoring of neuromuscular blockade

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 27 Thermoregulation and temperature monitoring

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 28 Neurophysiologic monitoring

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 29 Intraoperative awareness

      • Definition, incidence, and etiology

      • Risk factors for awareness

      • Prevention

      • Further reading

  • Section 5 Inhalation anesthetics

    • Chapter 30 Inhalation anesthetics

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 31 Pharmacokinetics of inhalation agents

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 32 Pharmacodynamics of inhalation agents

      • Factors that change MAC

      • Further reading

  • Section 6 Intravenous anesthetics and adjunct drugs

    • Chapter 33 Intravenous induction agents

      • Overview

      • Barbiturates

      • Propofol

      • Etomidate

      • Benzodiazepines

      • Ketamine

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 34 Mechanisms of anesthetic actions

      • Overview and history

      • Ion channels in the central nervous system

      • Halogenated volatile anesthetics

      • Anatomic site of anesthetic actions

      • Summary

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 35 Pharmacokinetics of intravenous agents

      • Drug distribution

      • Elimination

      • Effects of coexisting diseases

      • Effects of age

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 36 Opioids

      • Opioid receptors

      • Pharmacokinetics

      • Effects on the nervous system

      • Effects on cardiovascular system

      • Effects on smooth muscle

      • Agonist-antagonists

      • Antagonists

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 37 Muscle relaxants

      • Pathologic states affecting NMB

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 38 Reversal of neuromuscular blockade

      • Depolarizing neuromuscular blockade

      • Nondepolarizing neuromuscular blockade

      • Anticholinergic agents

      • Sugammadex

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 39 Perioperative pulmonary aspiration prophylaxis

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 40 Perioperative antiemetic therapies

      • Dopaminergic antagonists

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 41 COX inhibitors and alpha2-adrenergic agonists

      • Cyclooxygenase (COX) inhibitors

      • Ketorolac

      • Alpha2-adrenoceptor agonists

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 42 Diuretics

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 43 Drug interactions

      • Herbal preparations and drug interactions

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 44 Allergic reactions

      • Muscle relaxants

      • Latex

      • Antibiotics

      • Local anesthetics

      • Opioids

      • Hypnotics

      • Colloids

      • Blood products

      • Treatment

      • Further reading

  • Section 7 Pharmacology of local anesthetics

    • Chapter 45 Pharmacology of local anesthetics: mechanism of action and pharmacokinetics

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 46 Clinical applications of local anesthetics

      • Local anesthetic toxicity

      • Clinically used local anesthetics

        • Amino-amide local anesethetics

        • Amino-ester local anesthetics

        • Topical local anesthetics

      • Further reading

  • Section 8 Anesthetic techniques

    • Chapter 47 Administration of general anesthesia

      • Stages and signs of anesthesia

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 48 Total intravenous anesthesia

      • Intravenous hypnotic drugs

      • Analgesics for TIVA

      • Infusion delivery systems

        • Advantages

        • Disadvantages

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 49 Monitored anesthesia care

      • Overview

      • Levels of sedation

      • Preoperative/preprocedure

      • Intraoperative/intraprocedure

      • Postoperative/postprocedure

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 50 Patient positioning and common nerve injuries

      • Further reading

  • Section 9 Managing the transition from anesthesia

    • Chapter 51 Emergence from anesthesia

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 52 Postoperative complications in the post-anesthesia care unit

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 53 Management of postoperative nausea and vomiting

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 54 Cognitive changes after surgery and anesthesia

      • Further reading

  • Section 10 Regional anesthesia

    • Chapter 55 Anatomy of the vertebral column and spinal cord

      • The spinal column

      • Cervical vertebrae

      • Thoracic vertebrae

      • Lumbar vertebrae

      • Sacrum

      • Intervertebral disc

      • Ligaments

      • Spinal cord

      • Arterial and venous supply

      • Ascending tracts of the spinal cord

      • Descending tracts of the spinal cord

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 56 Spinal anesthesia

      • Cardiovascular effects of spinal anesthesia

      • Respiratory effects of spinal anesthesia

      • Other well known effects

      • Choice of local anesthetic agents

      • Premedication

      • Equipment

      • Monitoring

      • Factors affecting spinal block

      • Adverse neurologic effects of spinal anesthesia

      • Anticoagulation guidelines

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 57 Epidural anesthesia

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 58 Principles of ultrasound-guided nerve blocks

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 59 Upper extremity nerve blocks

      • Interscalene block

      • Supraclavicular block

      • Infraclavicular block

      • Axillary block

      • Bier block

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 60 Lower extremity nerve blocks

      • Lumbar plexus (psoas compartment) block

      • Femoral nerve block

      • Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve block

      • Obturator nerve block

      • "3 in 1" block and fascia iliaca block (FIB)

      • Sciatic nerve block

      • Ankle block

      • Further reading

  • Section 11 Fluid and electrolyte balance

    • Chapter 61 Fluid replacement

      • Fluid compartments and body fluid distribution

        • Body fluid distribution

        • Fluid shift between body compartments

      • Clinical evaluation of fluid status

      • Body compensation for hypovolemia

      • Perioperative fluid deficit

      • Perioperative fluid replacement

        • Advantages and disadvantages of crystalloid

        • Characteristics of different types of crystalloid

        • Advantages and disadvantages of colloid

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 62 Acid-base balance in anesthesia and intensive care medicine

      • Normal values used for interpretation of acid-base disorders

      • Definitions

      • Body buffering system

      • Body compensation to pH abnormalities

      • Interpreting acid-base disorders

      • Key concepts in acid-base physiology

        • Henderson-Hasselbalch equation

        • Components of normal plasma in acid-base physiology

        • Stewart hypothesis

        • Anion gap and base excess

      • Systemic effects of acidemia

      • Treatment of severe acidemia

      • Systemic effects of alkalemia

      • Treatment of severe alkalemia

      • Causes of metabolic acidosis

      • Causes of metabolic alkalosis

      • Causes of respiratory acidosis

      • Causes of respiratory alkalosis

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 63 Ion balance

      • Hypernatremia

        • Causes of hypernatremia

        • Clinical manifestation of hypernatremia

        • Treatment of hypernatremia

        • Free water deficit

      • Hyponatremia

        • Causes of hyponatremia

        • Clinical manifestation

        • Treatment of hypotonic hyponatremia

      • Hyperkalemia

        • Causes of hyperkalemia

        • Clinical manifestation of hyperkalemia

        • Treatment of hyperkalemia

      • Hypokalemia

        • Causes of hypokalemia

        • Clinical manifestation of hypokalemia

        • Treatment of hypokalemia

      • Calcium balance

        • Causes of hypercalcemia

        • Clinical manifestation

        • Treatment of hypercalcemia

        • Causes of hypocalcemia

        • Clinical manifestation

        • Treatment of hypocalcemia

      • Magnesium physiology

        • Causes of hypermagnesemia

        • Clinical manifestation

        • Treatment

        • Causes of hypomagnesemia

        • Clinical manifestation

        • Treatment of hypomagnesemia

      • Phosphorus physiology

        • Causes of hyperphosphatemia

        • Clinical manifestation

        • Treatment

        • Causes of hypophosphatemia

        • Clinical manifestation

        • Treatment

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 64 Total parenteral nutrition

      • Enteral and parenteral nutrition

      • Assessment of nutritional status

        • Body weight

        • Subjective global assessment (SGA)

        • Biochemical markers of malnutrition and metabolic stress

      • Initiation of TPN

        • Indication

        • Route of TPN administration

        • Contraindications to TPN

      • Nutrient composition of the TPN mixture

      • Metabolic monitoring

        • Daily weight

        • Nitrogen balance

        • Respiratory quotient (RQ)

      • Complications of TPN

      • Perioperative management of TPN

      • Further reading

  • Section 12 Transfusion medicine

    • Chapter 65 Blood products

      • Red blood cells (RBC)

      • Leukocyte-reduced RBC

      • Washed RBC

      • Platelets

      • Apheresis platelets

      • FFP

        • Cryoprecipitate

      • Transfusion-associated GVHD (TA-GVHD)

      • Type and screen

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 66 Blood transfusion

      • Hemolytic transfusion reaction

      • Febrile non-hemolytic transfusion reaction

      • Transfusion-related acute lung injury

      • Transfusion-associated circulatory overload

      • Transfusion-associated graft-versus-host disease

      • Patients taking angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors (ACE-Is)

      • Citrate toxicity

      • Transfusion-related immunomodulation

      • Transfusion trigger

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 67 Massive transfusion

      • Massive transfusion: definition

      • Hemodilution

      • Hypothermia

      • Metabolic acidosis

      • Coagulopathy of trauma

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 68 Normovolemic hemodilution, perioperative blood salvage, and autologous blood donation

      • Acute normovolemic hemodilution

      • Intraoperative blood salvage

      • Autologous blood donation

      • Further reading

  • Section 13 Cardiac anesthesia

    • Chapter 69 Cardiac physiology

      • Coronary circulation

      • Myocardial perfusion pressure

      • The cardiac conduction system

      • The normal EKG

      • Cardiac cycle: control of heart rate, synchronicity of pressure, flow, and heart sounds

      • The cardiac cycle: pressure-volume loops

      • Ventricular performance

        • Ventricular preload

        • Ventricular afterload

        • Ventricular contractility

      • Myocardial oxygen utilization

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 70 Cardiovascular pharmacology

      • The role of electrolytes in cardiovascular performance

      • Intravenous inotropic drugs

      • Digitalis (digoxin)

      • Vasoconstrictors

      • Vasodilators

      • β-blocking drugs

      • Calcium channel blockers

      • Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors and angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs)

      • Proper drug selection

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 71 Adjunct cardiovascular drugs

      • Heparin

      • Protamine

      • Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia

      • Heparin alternatives

      • Antifibrinolytic drugs

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 72 Coronary artery bypass grafting utilizing cardiopulmonary bypass

      • Indications for coronary artery bypass grafting

      • Myocardial oxygen supply and demand

      • Monitoring for CABG using CPB

      • Components of the CPB circuit

      • Physiologic effects of CPB

      • Anesthetic considerations pre-CPB

      • Anesthetic management during CPB

      • Arterial blood gas management

      • Weaning from CPB

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 73 Off-pump coronary artery bypass

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 74 Transesophageal echocardiography

      • TEE indications

      • Technical aspects of TEE

      • TEE views: perfusion distribution

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 75 Pacemakers and automated implantable cardioverter-defibrillators

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 76 Ventricular assist devices

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 77 Anesthetic considerations for surgical repair of the thoracic aorta

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 78 Cardiac transplantation in the adult

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 79 Persistent postoperative bleeding in cardiac surgical patients

      • Contact/surface activation

      • Intrinsic coagulation pathway

      • Extrinsic coagulation pathway

      • Common (final) pathway

      • Further reading

  • Section 14 Vascular anesthesia

    • Chapter 80 Carotid endarterectomy

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 81 Abdominal aortic aneurysm

      • Abdominal AO Xclamp

        • Hemodynamics

      • Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia

      • Hypotension

      • LMWH: cont vs. discount

      • LMWH and neuraxial anesthesia

      • LMWH: postoperative epidural

      • Low viscosity improves blood flow

      • Venous pressure: gravity effects

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 82 Endovascular abdominal aortic aneurysm repair

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 83 Peripheral vascular disease

      • Further reading

  • Section 15 Thoracic anesthesia

    • Chapter 84 Respiratory physiology

      • Dual pulmonary circulations

      • V/Q mismatch

      • West zones

      • Pulmonary function test

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 85 Oxygen and carbon dioxide transport

      • Oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve

      • Oxygen toxicity

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 86 Lung isolation techniques

      • Double-lumen tube (DLT)

      • Bronchial blockers

      • One-lung physiology

      • Factors that directly affect HPV

      • Factors that indirectly affect HPV

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 87 Anesthetic management for pulmonary resection

      • Hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction (HPV)

      • Ventilator-induced lung injury (VILI)

      • Post-pneumonectomy pulmonary edema (PPPE)

      • High-risk criteria for pneumonectomy

      • Cardiac herniation

      • Right-to-left intracardiac shunt

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 88 Lung transplantation for end-stage lung disease

      • Lung transplantation: types performed in the United States

        • Pretransplant work-up

        • Pulmonary disease related specific indications

          • Pulmonary fibrosis: indications to qualify for a transplant

          • Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD): indications to qualify for a transplant

          • Cystic fibrosis: indications to qualify for a transplant

          • Bronchiectasis: indications to qualify for a transplant

          • Pulmonary hypertension (primary or secondary): indications to qualify for a transplant

          • Connective tissue disorders (sarcoidosis, eosinophilic granuloma, lymphangioleiomyomatosis): indications to qualify for a transplant

      • Lung transplantation: contraindications

        • Major contraindications

        • Relative contraindications

      • SLT: common indications (%)

      • BSLT: common indications (%)

      • Heart-lung transplantation: common indications

      • Pediatric transplantation: major indications

      • Living donor lung transplantation: indications

      • Donor lung: procurement

      • Lung preservation

      • Ischemic time

      • Ex vivo lung preservation

      • Anesthesia monitors for lung transplantation: essential and additional

        • Anesthetic considerations: pre induction

        • Anesthetic considerations: induction

        • Anesthetic considerations: pre-pneumonectomy

      • Test clamp

        • Anesthetic considerations: pneumonectomy

        • Anesthetic considerations: anastomosis

        • Reperfusion

      • Lung-protective ventilator settings

      • Sequence of anastomosis during lung transplantation

      • Pulmonary edema: transplanted lungs

        • Early pulmonary edema

        • More delayed pulmonary edema

      • Indications for CPB

      • Pulmonary hypertension and RV dysfunction: treatment

      • Inhaled prostaglandin: PGI2 (iloprost)

      • Inhaled nitric oxide (NO)

      • Transesophageal echocardiography: lung transplantation

      • Pulmonary venous obstruction

      • Primary graft dysfunction

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 89 Bronchoscopy and mediastinoscopy: anesthetic implications

      • Flexible fiberoptic bronchoscope: definition and anesthetic requirements

        • Common indications for flexible bronchoscopy

        • Anesthetic requirements

      • Rigid bronchoscope: definition and anesthetic requirements

        • Common indications for rigid bronchoscopy

        • Anesthetic requirements

        • Complications of rigid bronchoscopy

      • Rigid bronchoscopy: contraindications

      • Ventilation options through rigid bronchoscope

      • Apneic oxygenation

      • Jet ventilation

      • Foreign body aspiration (FBA)

      • Mediastinum: anatomy

        • Cervical mediastinoscopy (C-med)

        • Anterior mediastinoscopy (A-med)

        • Mediastinoscopy: innominate artery compression

        • Mediastinoscopy: complications

      • Endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS): transbronchial biopsy

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 90 Management of mediastinal mass

      • Mediastinum: anatomy

      • Common mediastinal pathologies: adults

      • Common mediastinal pathologies: young children

      • Mediastinal mass: symptoms and signs

      • Signs and symptoms of compression or infiltration

      • Tracheobronchial tree obstruction

      • Compression of pulmonary artery (PA), RVOT, and heart

      • Superior vena cava syndrome (SVC syndrome)

      • Anterior mediastinal mass (AMM): algorithm

      • Radiologic evaluation: tracheal cross-sectional area

      • Postural spirometry

      • Peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR)

      • Heliox

      • Local anesthesia for biopsy of AMM

      • Anesthetic management of an anterior mediastinal mass

      • Further reading

  • Section 16 Neuroanesthesia

    • Chapter 91 Principles of neurophysiology

      • Effects of inhalation agents on cerebral metabolic rate

      • Effect of intravenous agents on cerebral metabolic rate

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 92 Cerebral protection

      • Cerebral blood flow

        • Cerebral blood flow: interventions

        • Deep hypothermic circulatory arrest (DHCA)

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 93 Craniotomy

      • General approach to maintenance of general anesthesia for craniotomies

      • Management of intracranial pressure (ICP) during neurosurgery

      • Causes of bradycardia

      • Positioning

      • Evoked potentials

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 94 Cerebrovascular diseases

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 95 Anesthesia for electroconvulsive therapy

      • Further reading

  • Section 17 Anesthesia for renal and urinary tract diseases

    • Chapter 96 Renal physiology

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 97 Urology

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 98 Kidney and pancreas transplantation

      • Renal transplantation: anesthesia induction

      • Renal transplantation: mannitol

      • Renal transplant: postoperative care

      • Pancreas transplantation considerations

      • Further reading

  • Section 18 Anesthesia for general surgical procedures

    • Chapter 99 Anesthesia for intra-abdominal surgery

      • Risk of aspiration

      • Fluid management

      • Anesthetic considerations for intra-abdominal surgery

      • Intraoperative considerations

      • Intra-abdominal surgery - procedure-specific considerations

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 100 Principles of laparoscopic surgery

      • Physiologic effects of laparoscopic procedures

      • Capnography during laparoscopic surgery

      • Anesthetic considerations

        • Monitoring

        • Special populations and considerations

          • Pregnant patients

          • Infants and children

          • Obese patients

      • Complications of laparoscopic procedures

        • Postoperative considerations

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 101 Principles of anesthesia for esophageal and gastric surgery

      • Esophageal surgery

        • Esophagogastrectomy

          • Preoperative assessment

          • Intraoperative management

          • Postoperative management

      • Nissen fundoplication

      • Bariatric surgery

        • Preoperative assessment

        • Intraoperative management

        • Postoperative management

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 102 Principles of anesthesia for breast and gynecologic surgery

      • Breast surgery

        • Breast tumor surgery

          • Regional vs. general anesthesia

        • Augmentation mammoplasty

      • Gynecological surgery

      • Gynecological laparoscopy

        • Anesthetic techniques for laparoscopy

      • Prolapse repair

        • Laparoscopic hysterectomy and myomectomy

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 103 Anesthesia for liver transplantation

      • Preanesthetic evaluation

      • Perioperative management

      • Induction and maintenance of anesthesia

      • Anesthetic concerns

      • Anhepatic phase

      • Neohepatic phase

        • Graft reperfusion

        • Postgraft reperfusion

      • Further reading

  • Section 19 Anesthesia for endocrine diseases

    • Chapter 104 Thyroid disorders

      • Hyperthyroidism: metabolic and circulatory effects

      • Hyperthyroidism: preoperative management

      • Hyperthyroidism: intraoperative management

      • Thyroid crisis/thyroid storm

      • Hyperthyroidism: postoperative complications

      • Hypothyroidism: metabolic and circulatory effects

      • Hypothyroidism: myxedema coma

      • Hypothyroidism: substitute therapy

      • Hypothyroidism: anesthetic implications

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 105 Parathyroid disorders

      • PTH effects: calcium and phosphate

        • Calcium metabolism

        • Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

      • Hyperparathyroidism: physiological effects

      • Hyperparathyroidism: anesthetic implications

      • Hypoparathyroidism: postoperative manifestations and treatment

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 106 Pheochromocytoma and carcinoid tumors

      • Pheochromocytoma: manifestation and diagnosis

      • Pheochromocytoma: preoperative management

      • Pheochromocytoma: intraoperative management

      • Pheochromocytoma: postoperative management

      • Carcinoid syndrome: manifestations

      • Carcinoid syndrome: anesthetic implications

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 107 Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone, diabetes insipidus, and transsphenoidal pituitary surgery

      • Pituitary gland

      • Antidiuretic hormone

      • SIADH

        • Signs and symptoms of SIADH

      • Diabetes insipidus

        • Diagnosis of DI

        • Treatment

        • Anesthetic considerations for pituitary surgery

        • Preoperative management

        • Intraoperative management

        • Postoperative complications

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 108 Disorders of the adrenal cortex

      • Glucocorticoids

        • Cushing's syndrome

        • Signs and symptoms of Cushing's syndrome

        • Anesthetic considerations

      • Mineralocorticoids

        • Addison's disease

        • Signs and symptoms of adrenal insufficiency

        • Anesthetic considerations

      • Primary hyperaldosteronism

        • Anesthetic considerations

      • Hypoaldosteronism

      • Further reading

  • Section 20 Anesthesia for neuromuscular and collagen disease

    • Chapter 109 Malignant hyperthermia

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 110 Myasthenia gravis

      • Anesthetic management

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 111 Muscular dystrophy and myotonic dystrophy

      • Further reading

  • Section 21 Anesthesia for ocular, ear, and throat diseases

    • Chapter 112 Ophthalmic procedures

      • Ocular neurovascular supply

      • Normal IOP is 10-20 mm Hg

      • Succinylcholine transiently raises IOP by 6 to 8 mm Hg

      • Opioids have little effect on IOP

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 113 Common otolaryngology procedures

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 114 Lasers, airway surgery, and operating room fires

      • Further reading

  • Section 22 Anesthesia for orthopedic and trauma surgery

    • Chapter 115 Anesthesia for common orthopedic procedures

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 116 Rheumatoid arthritis and scoliosis

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 117 Anesthetic management in spine surgery

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 118 Anesthesia for trauma

      • Further reading

  • Section 23 Obstetric anesthesia

    • Chapter 119 Physiologic changes during pregnancy

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 120 Analgesia for labor

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 121 Anesthesia for cesarean delivery

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 122 Obstetric hemorrhage

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 123 Preeclampsia

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 124 Pregnant patients with comorbid diseases

      • Medications used in comorbid diseases

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 125 Anesthesia for fetal intervention

      • Further reading

  • Section 24 Pediatric anesthesia

    • Chapter 126 Basic considerations for pediatric anesthesia

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 127 Preoperative evaluation of the pediatric patient and coexisting diseases

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 128 Anesthetic considerations for common procedures in children

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 129 Neonatal surgical emergencies

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 130 Congenital heart disease

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 131 Management of postoperative pain in children

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 132 Neonatal resuscitation: clinical and practical considerations

      • Further reading

  • Section 25 Ambulatory and remote location anesthesia

    • Chapter 133 Introduction to ambulatory anesthesia

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 135 Office-based anesthesia

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 134 Anesthesia outside the operating room

      • Computed tomography considerations

      • Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging considerations

      • Angiography/interventional radiology considerations

      • Electroconvulsive therapy considerations

      • Endoscopy considerations

      • Radiation oncology considerations

      • Dental surgery considerations

      • Further reading

  • Section 26 Management aspects of anesthesia practice

    • Chapter 136 Patient safety, quality assurance, and risk management

      • Guidelines for safe, quality care

      • Risk management

      • Reporting of an adverse event

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 137 Operating room management: core principles

      • Measurements of operating room efficiency

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 138 Practice management

      • Billing and coding

      • Scheduling

      • Human resources

      • Finance

      • Risk management

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 139 Principles of medical ethics

      • Autonomy and informed consent

      • Do not resuscitate orders (DNR) and comfort care

      • Organ donation

      • Patient privacy

      • Patient safety

      • Training and licensure

      • Physician impairment or disability

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 140 Risks in the operating room

      • Needle safety

      • Waste anesthetic gases (WAGs)

      • Fire safety in the OR

      • Radiation safety

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 141 Statistics for anesthesiologists and researchers

      • Basic definitions

      • Statistical techniques

      • Regression analysis

      • Further reading

  • Section 27 Pain management

    • Chapter 142 Neurophysiology of pain

      • Nociception vs. pain

      • Pathways

      • Neurotransmitters, messengers, and inflammatory mediators

        • Pain perception variation with gender, age, and culture

      • Types of pain

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 143 Postoperative acute pain management

      • Basic concepts

      • Analgesic modalities

      • IV patient-controlled analgesia (IV PCA)

      • Patient-controlled epidural analgesia (PCEA)

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 144 Multidisciplinary approach to chronic pain management

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 145 Psychological evaluation and management of patients with chronic pain

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 146 Interventional pain management I: Epidural, sympathetic, and neural blockade procedures

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 147 Interventional pain management II: Implantable and other invasive therapies

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 148 Complications associated with interventions in pain medicine

      • Complications associated with steroid injections (epidural, facet, SI joint, etc.)

      • Stellate ganglion block (SGB): complications

      • Celicac plexus block (CPB): complications

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 149 Back pain

      • Back pain: differential diagnosis

      • Low back pain: treatment

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 150 Complex regional pain syndrome

      • Characteristics and diagnosis

      • Treatment

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 151 Cancer pain

      • Cancer pain: diagnosis

      • Cancer pain: management

      • Further reading

  • Section 28 Intensive care unit

    • Chapter 152 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 153 Multiorgan failure and its prevention

      • Lungs

      • Cardiovascular

      • Kidneys

      • Liver

      • Brain

      • Hematopoietic system

      • Systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS)

        • Conditions associated with SIRS and MOF

        • Surgical procedures associated with SIRS and MOF

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 154 Supraventricular arrhythmias

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 155 Cardiac failure in the intensive care unit

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 156 Sedation in the surgical intensive care unit

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 157 Weaning from mechanical ventilation

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 158 Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome

      • Clinical symptoms

      • Definitions

        • Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)

      • Pathophysiology

      • Stages of lung injury

      • Common causes

      • Complications of ARDS

      • Treatment

        • Low tidal volume ventilation

      • Paralysis

      • Esophageal balloon manometry

      • Pharmacologic interventions

      • Fluid management

      • Transfusion

      • Monitoring

      • Nutritional support

      • Outcomes

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 159 Nosocomial infections

      • Ventilator-associated pneumonia

        • Incidence

        • Definitions

        • Etiology

        • Risk factors

        • Clinical symptoms

        • Microbiology of VAP

        • Organisms

        • Diagnosis

        • Treatment

        • Prevention

      • Catheter-related bloodstream infections

        • Incidence

        • Mechanisms of infection

        • Clinical symptoms

        • Microorganisms

        • Diagnosis

        • Diagnostic criteria

        • Treatment

        • Prevention

        • Remove catheters when not needed

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 160 Septic shock and sepsis syndromes

      • Definitions and clinical findings

      • Pathogenesis

      • System-based effects of sepsis

      • Heme/immune system

      • Organisms

      • Diagnosis

      • Treatment

      • Summary of National Quality Forum/Surviving Sepsis Campaign Management Bundles/Milestones - SEPSIS 0500

        • To be completed within three hours of presentation

        • To be completed within six hours of presentation

        • Early goal-directed therapy

          • Antibiotic therapy

          • Fluid resuscitation

          • Vasopressor and inotropic therapy

          • Source control

          • Management of mechanical ventilation of sepsis-induced ARDS

          • Steroid therapy

          • Bicarbonate therapy

          • Blood product administration

          • Metabolic management

          • Stress ulcer prophylaxis

          • Nutrition

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 161 Anesthetic management of the brain-dead organ donor

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 162 Principles of trauma management

      • The golden hour

      • Tension pneumothorax

      • A flail chest

      • Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)

      • Hypothermia in trauma patients

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 163 Venous thromboembolic disease in the critically ill patient

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 164 Traumatic brain injury

      • Acute management of head trauma

        • Increased intracranial pressure

        • Reduction of ICP can be achieved by:

      • CSF: sustained hyperventilation

      • Anesthetic management of head trauma

      • Intraoperative management of fluids and ICP

      • Traumatic brain injury: cerebral perfusion pressure

      • Post-traumatic diabetes insipidus

      • Brain death

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 165 Burn management

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 166 Common ethical issues in the intensive care unit

      • Further reading

  • Section 29 Special topics

    • Chapter 167 Bronchopleural fistula

      • Causes of bronchopleural fistula (BPF)

      • Predisposing factors for BPF

      • Goals of BPF management during the perioperative period

      • Preoperative evaluation of BPF

      • Intraoperative management of BPF

      • Postoperative management of BPF (following Clagett window or BPF repair)

      • High-frequency jet ventilation (HFJV)

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 168 Inhaled nitric oxide

      • Nitric oxide (NO)

      • Toxicity of nitric oxide

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 169 Skin and collagen disorders

      • Hereditary angioedema (HAE)

      • Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS)

      • Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)

      • Epidermolysis bullosa (EB)

      • Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI)

      • Marfan syndrome

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 170 Anesthesia for aesthetic surgery

      • Liposuction

      • Rhytidectomy ("facelift")

      • Blepharoplasty

      • Rhinoplasty

      • Local anesthetic toxicity

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 171 Intra-abdominal hypertension and abdominal compartment syndrome

      • Anesthetic considerations

      • Management

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 172 Carbon monoxide and cyanide poisoning

      • Pathophysiology

      • Manifestations

      • Treatment

        • Tobacco smokers

      • Fire/burn/industrial exposure

      • Carbon monoxide exposure from anesthesia gas breakdown

      • Cyanide poisoning

      • Manifestations

      • Treatment

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 173 Chemical and biologic warfare agents: an introduction for anesthesiologists

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 174 Anesthesia for robotic surgery

      • Abdominal robotic surgery

      • Cardiothoracic robotic surgery

      • Thoracic robotic surgery

      • Robot-assisted urologic surgery

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 175 Human immunodeficiency virus, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, and vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 176 Alternative medicines and anesthesia

      • Introduction

      • Regulations

      • Harmful reactions to supplements

      • Common supplements in the perioperative period

        • Gingko (Gingko biloba)

        • Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium)

        • Ginger (Zingiber officinale)

        • Glucosamine

        • Valerian (Valeriana officinalis)

        • Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis)

        • Ginseng (Panax ginseng)

        • Garlic (Allium sativum)

        • St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum)

        • Kava kava (Piper methysticum)

        • Saw palmetto (Serenoa repens)

        • Echinacea (Echinacea purpura)

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 177 Anesthesia in high altitudes

      • Partial pressure of oxygen at high altitudes

      • Oxygen cascade and aerobic threshold limit

      • Cheyne-Stokes breathing

      • Oxygen transport at high altitudes

      • High altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE)

      • Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT)

      • Acute motion sickness (AMS)

      • High altitude cerebral edema (HACE)

      • High altitude: other physiologic changes

      • High altitude: anesthetic implications

      • Delivery of inhaled anesthetics at high altitude

        • Tec 6 vaporizer

      • Causes of delayed emergence

    • Chapter 178 Medical informatics and information management systems in anesthesia

      • Areas impacted by anesthesia information management systems

        • Impact on patients

        • Impact on the practice of anesthesia

        • Impact on departmental management

      • Specific benefits of AIMS in peer-reviewed literature

        • Cost and billing improvements

        • Decision support and provider education

        • Patient safety and quality assurance

        • Data quality and clinical research

      • Further reading

    • Chapter 179 Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and prolonged QT interval

      • Further reading

  • Index

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Essential Clinical Anesthesia Review: Keywords, Questions and Answers for the Boards www.ebook3000.com Essential Clinical Anesthesia Review: Keywords, Questions and Answers for the Boards Edited by Linda S Aglio Harvard Medical School and the Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA, USA Robert W Lekowski The Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA Richard D Urman The Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Center for Perioperative Management and Medical Informatics, and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA www.ebook3000.com University Printing House, Cambridge CB2 8BS, United Kingdom Cambridge University Press is part of the University of Cambridge It furthers the University’s mission by disseminating knowledge in the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest inter- national levels of excellence www.cambridge.org Information on this title: www.cambridge.org/9781107681309 © Cambridge University Press 2015 This publication is in copyright Subject to statutory exception and to the provisions of relevant collective licensing agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the written permission of Cambridge University Press First published 2015 Printed in the United Kingdom by Clays, St Ives plc A catalogue record for this publication is available from the British Library Library of Congress Cataloguing in Publication data Essential clinical anesthesia review : keywords, questions and answers for the boards / edited by Linda S Aglio, Robert W Lekowski, Richard D Urman p ; cm Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 978-1-107-68130-9 (Hardback) I Aglio, Linda S., editor II Lekowski, Robert W., editor III Urman, Richard D., editor [DNLM: 1 Anesthesia–Examination Questions 2 Anesthesia– Outlines 3 Anesthetics–administration & dosage–Examination Questions 4 Anesthetics–administration & dosage–Outlines WO 218.2] RD82.3 617.906076–dc23 2014014929 ISBN 978-1-107-68130-9 Paperback Cambridge University Press has no responsibility for the persistence or accuracy of URLs for external or third-party internet websites referred to in this publication, and does not guarantee that any content on such websites is, or will remain, accurate or appropriate Every effort has been made in preparing this book to provide accurate and up-to-date information which is in accord with accepted standards and practice at the time of publication Although case histories are drawn from actual cases, every effort has been made to disguise the identities of the individuals involved Nevertheless, the authors, editors and publishers can make no warranties that the information contained herein is totally free from error, not least because clinical standards are constantly changing through research and regulation The authors, editors and publishers therefore disclaim all liability for direct or consequential damages resulting from the use of material contained in this book Readers are strongly advised to pay careful attention to information provided by the manufacturer of any drugs or equipment that they plan to use Contents List of contributors xi 13 Substance abuse and anesthesia 56 Preface xvii Nantthasorn Zinboonyahgoon and Joseph M Garfield History of anesthesia 1 Section 2 – Airway management Manisha S Desai and Sukumar P Desai 14 Anatomy of the human airway 61 Section 1 – Preoperative care and Richard Hsu and Christopher Chen evaluation 15 Airway assessment 64 1 Preoperative anesthetic assessment 3 Richard Hsu and Christopher Chen Emily L Wang and Jeffrey Lu 16 Perioperative airway management 67 2 Obstructive and restrictive lung disease 8 Richard Hsu and Maksim Zayaruzny Emily L Wang and Jeffrey Lu 17 Management of the difficult airway 70 3 Anesthetic goals in patients with myocardial Richard Hsu and Maksim Zayaruzny ischemia and heart failure 15 Thomas Hickey and Linda S Aglio Section 3 – Anesthesia equipment 4 Anesthetic goals in patients with valvular heart 18 Medical gas supply, vacuum, and scavenging 74 disease 18 Marc Philip T Pimentel and James H Philip Zahra M Malik and Martin Zammert 19 Anesthesia machine 76 5 Obesity 22 Marc Philip T Pimentel and James H Philip Kelly G Elterman and Suzanne Klainer 20 Anesthesia ventilators 79 6 Chronic renal failure 26 Marc Philip T Pimentel and James H Philip Michael Vaninetti and Assia Valovska 21 Anesthesia breathing apparatuses 82 7 Liver disease 30 Marc Philip T Pimentel and James H Philip Julia Serber and Evan Blaney 22 Electrical safety 85 8 Principles of diabetes mellitus and perioperative Marc Philip T Pimentel and James H Philip glucose control 33 Olutoyin Okanlawon and Richard D Urman Section 4 – Patient monitoring 9 Common blood disorders 37 23 Hemodynamic patient monitoring 88 Rosemary Uzomba, Michael D’Ambra, and Robert Thomas Hickey and Linda S Aglio W Lekowski 24 The electrocardiogram and approach to diagnosis 10 The elderly patient 43 of common abnormalities 93 Allison Clark and Lisa Crossley Thomas Hickey and Linda S Aglio 11 Neurologic diseases and anesthesia 45 25 Pulse oximetry and capnography 101 Nantthasorn Zinboonyahgoon and Joseph Hanjo Ko and George P Topulos M Garfield 12 Anesthetic considerations in psychiatric disease 51 Nantthasorn Zinboonyahgoon and Joseph M Garfield v www.ebook3000.com Contents 26 Monitoring of neuromuscular blockade 104 44 Allergic reactions 156 M Tariq Hanifi, J Matthew Kynes, and Joseph M Garfield Iuliu Fat and Devon Flaherty 27 Thermoregulation and temperature monitoring 107 Section 7 – Pharmacology of local Jessica Bauerle and Zhiling Xiong anesthetics 28 Neurophysiologic monitoring 109 45 Pharmacology of local anesthetics: mechanism of Scott W Vaughan and Linda S Aglio action and pharmacokinetics 159 Jessica Bauerle and Zhiling Xiong 29 Intraoperative awareness 113 Nantthasorn Zinboonyahgoon and Joseph M Garfield 46 Clinical applications of local anesthetics 161 Julia Serber and Evan Blaney Section 5 – Inhalation anesthetics Section 8 – Anesthetic techniques 30 Inhalation anesthetics 115 Carly C Guthrie and Jeffrey Lu 47 Administration of general anesthesia 164 Carly C Guthrie and Jeffrey Lu 31 Pharmacokinetics of inhalation agents 118 Carly C Guthrie and Jeffrey Lu 48 Total intravenous anesthesia 166 Alissa Sodickson and Richard D Urman 32 Pharmacodynamics of inhalation agents 121 Carly C Guthrie and Jeffrey Lu 49 Monitored anesthesia care 169 Lisa M Hammond and James Hardy Section 6 – Intravenous anesthetics and adjunct drugs 50 Patient positioning and common nerve injuries 172 J Matthew Kynes and Joseph M Garfield 33 Intravenous induction agents 124 Lisa M Hammond and James Hardy Section 9 – Managing the transition from anesthesia 34 Mechanisms of anesthetic actions 127 Lisa M Hammond and James Hardy 51 Emergence from anesthesia 174 Pete Pelletier and Galina Davidyuk 35 Pharmacokinetics of intravenous agents 130 Alissa Sodickson and Richard D Urman 52 Postoperative complications in the post-anesthesia care unit 177 36 Opioids 133 Pete Pelletier and Galina Davidyuk Alissa Sodickson and Richard D Urman 53 Management of postoperative nausea and 37 Muscle relaxants 137 vomiting 179 M Tariq Hanifi and Michael Nguyen M Tariq Hanifi and Michael Nguyen 38 Reversal of neuromuscular blockade 140 54 Cognitive changes after surgery and anesthesia 181 M Tariq Hanifi and Michael Nguyen Allison Clark and Lisa Crossley 39 Perioperative pulmonary aspiration prophylaxis 143 Section 10 – Regional anesthesia Emily L Wang and Jeffrey Lu 55 Anatomy of the vertebral column and spinal cord 183 40 Perioperative antiemetic therapies 147 Jennifer Oliver and Jose Luis Zeballos Iuliu Fat and Devon Flaherty 56 Spinal anesthesia 187 41 COX inhibitors and alpha2-adrenergic agonists 149 Jennifer Oliver and Jose Luis Zeballos Iuliu Fat and Devon Flaherty 57 Epidural anesthesia 190 42 Diuretics 151 Jennifer Oliver and Jose Luis Zeballos Iuliu Fat and Devon Flaherty 43 Drug interactions 153 Iuliu Fat and Devon Flaherty vi 58 Principles of ultrasound-guided nerve blocks 192 Contents Rejean Gareau and Kamen Vlassakov 75 Pacemakers and automated implantable 59 Upper extremity nerve blocks 194 cardioverter-defibrillators 249 Rejean Gareau and Kamen Vlassakov Jessica Patterson and John A Fox 60 Lower extremity nerve blocks 197 76 Ventricular assist devices 252 Rejean Gareau and Kamen Vlassakov Jessica Patterson and John A Fox Section 11 – Fluid and electrolyte balance 77 Anesthetic considerations for surgical repair of the thoracic aorta 254 61 Fluid replacement 202 Jessica Patterson and John A Fox Pingping Song and Gyorgy Frendl 78 Cardiac transplantation in the adult 257 62 Acid–base balance in anesthesia and intensive Jessica Patterson and John A Fox care medicine 205 Pingping Song and Gyorgy Frendl 79 Persistent postoperative bleeding in cardiac surgical patients 259 63 Ion balance 209 Rosemary Uzomba, Michael D’Ambra, and Robert Pingping Song and Gyorgy Frendl W Lekowski 64 Total parenteral nutrition 214 Section 14 – Vascular anesthesia Pingping Song and Gyorgy Frendl 80 Carotid endarterectomy 265 Section 12 – Transfusion medicine Agnieszka Trzcinka and Shaheen Shaikh 65 Blood products 217 81 Abdominal aortic aneurysm 267 Hanjo Ko and Robert W Lekowski Mohab Ibrahim and Linda S Aglio 66 Blood transfusion 219 82 Endovascular abdominal aortic aneurysm repair 270 Hanjo Ko and Robert W Lekowski Andrea Girnius and Annette Mizuguchi 67 Massive transfusion 222 83 Peripheral vascular disease 272 Hanjo Ko and Robert W Lekowski Andrea Girnius and Annette Mizuguchi 68 Normovolemic hemodilution, perioperative blood Section 15 – Thoracic anesthesia salvage, and autologous blood donation 224 Hanjo Ko and Robert W Lekowski 84 Respiratory physiology 274 Hanjo Ko and George P Topulos Section 13 – Cardiac anesthesia 85 Oxygen and carbon dioxide transport 277 69 Cardiac physiology 225 Hanjo Ko and George P Topulos Erich N Marks and Lauren J Cornella 86 Lung isolation techniques 279 70 Cardiovascular pharmacology 230 Yuka Kiyota, Philip M Hartigan, and Erich N Marks and Lauren J Cornella George P Topulos 71 Adjunct cardiovascular drugs 238 87 Anesthetic management for pulmonary Erich N Marks and Lauren J Cornella resection 282 Yuka Kiyota, George P Topulos, and 72 Coronary artery bypass grafting utilizing Philip M Hartigan cardiopulmonary bypass 241 Erich N Marks and Lauren J Cornella 88 Lung transplantation for end-stage lung disease 286 Stephanie Yacoubian and Ju-Mei Ng 73 Off-pump coronary artery bypass 244 Zahra M Malik and Martin Zammert 89 Bronchoscopy and mediastinoscopy: anesthetic implications 291 74 Transesophageal echocardiography 246 Stephanie Yacoubian and Ju-Mei Ng Zahra M Malik and Martin Zammert 90 Management of mediastinal mass 295 Stephanie Yacoubian and Ju-Mei Ng vii www.ebook3000.com Contents 105 Parathyroid disorders 339 Hyung Sun Choi and Vesela Kovacheva Section 16 – Neuroanesthesia 106 Pheochromocytoma and carcinoid tumors 342 91 Principles of neurophysiology 300 Hyung Sun Choi and Vesela Kovacheva Whitney de Luna and Linda S Aglio 107 Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone, 92 Cerebral protection 303 diabetes insipidus, and transsphenoidal pituitary Whitney de Luna and Linda S Aglio surgery 345 Syed Irfan Qasim Ali and Vesela Kovacheva 93 Craniotomy 305 Whitney de Luna and Linda S Aglio 108 Disorders of the adrenal cortex 348 Syed Irfan Qasim Ali and Vesela Kovacheva 94 Cerebrovascular diseases 308 Agnieszka Trzcinka and Shaheen Shaikh Section 20 – Anesthesia for neuromuscular and collagen disease 95 Anesthesia for electroconvulsive therapy 311 Agnieszka Trzcinka and Shaheen Shaikh 109 Malignant hyperthermia 351 Zinaida Chepurny and Alvaro A Macias Section 17 – Anesthesia for renal and urinary tract diseases 110 Myasthenia gravis 354 Zinaida Chepurny and Alvaro A Macias 96 Renal physiology 314 Michael Vaninetti and Assia Valovska 111 Muscular dystrophy and myotonic dystrophy 357 Zinaida Chepurny and Alvaro A Macias 97 Urology 316 Michael Vaninetti and Assia Valovska Section 21 – Anesthesia for ocular, ear, and throat diseases 98 Kidney and pancreas transplantation 319 Michael Vaninetti and Assia Valovska 112 Ophthalmic procedures 360 Caryn Barnet and Dongdong Yao Section 18 – Anesthesia for general surgical procedures 113 Common otolaryngology procedures 362 Caryn Barnet and Dongdong Yao 99 Anesthesia for intra-abdominal surgery 322 Kelly G Elterman and Suzanne Klainer 114 Lasers, airway surgery, and operating room fires 364 100 Principles of laparoscopic surgery 325 Caryn Barnet and Dongdong Yao Olutoyin Okanlawon and Richard D Urman Section 22 – Anesthesia for orthopedic 101 Principles of anesthesia for esophageal and gastric and trauma surgery surgery 328 Olutoyin Okanlawon and Richard D Urman 115 Anesthesia for common orthopedic procedures 367 Christopher Voscopoulos and David Janfaza 102 Principles of anesthesia for breast and gynecologic surgery 331 116 Rheumatoid arthritis and scoliosis 372 Olutoyin Okanlawon and Richard D Urman Christopher Voscopoulos and David Janfaza 103 Anesthesia for liver transplantation 334 117 Anesthetic management in spine surgery 375 Julia Serber and Evan Blaney Christopher Voscopoulos and David Janfaza Section 19 – Anesthesia for endocrine 118 Anesthesia for trauma 378 diseases Christopher Voscopoulos and David Janfaza 104 Thyroid disorders 336 Hyung Sun Choi and Vesela Kovacheva viii ... 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