A 72 yo male is undergoing a CABG. At the end of the procedure surgeon is concerned about diffuse bleeding. You decide to send a TEG sample. What is the most likely deficiency here?
A 51-year-old man with non alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) cirrhosis with history of right axillary/subclavian/internal jugular vein thrombus. A TEG was run preoperatively and is shown below. Based on the TEG results, should this patient recieve any products?
We are excited to provide an update on our simulation training program, which continues to enhance the educational experience for our residents and faculty. A one and half hour long CME workshop was conducted where two parallel simulations were run simultaneously, each involving a multidisciplinary team, including anesthesiologists, surgeons, and CRNAs.
Optimization of Adductor Canal Block for Lower Extremity Anesthesia: Evidence-Based Approaches
Federico Puerta Martinez, MD, Victor Polshin, MD
Case Presentation From Vascular Division
Kaavya Mahajan, MD, Jacopo Colombo, MD
Case by Case Insights into Advanced Echocardiographic Diagnostic
Feroze Mahmood, MD
Case Scenario: Use of the SALVATION
algorithm to manage perioperative
hypoxia and hypotension
Robina Matyal, MD, Feroze Mahmood, MD, Shirin Saeed, MD
In Situ Simulation for Less Common but Critical Conditions. Featured: Autonomic Dysreflexia (AD)
Nadav Levy, MD, Lior Levy, MD, Adil Al-Karim Manji, MD, Peva Gbagornah, MD, Dario Winterton, MD, Shireen Saeed, MD
Cardiovascular Physiology Workshop for Harvard Medical Students
Mona Hedayat, MD, Aidan Sharkey, MD, Maria Borelli, MD
