The CA3 residents, led by three chief residents, design their own schedules for their final year of training. All residents will complete rotations in critical care medicine, obstetric anesthesiology, ...

In 2009, the Master of Science in Anesthesia Program at Case Western Reserve University underwent a major curricular restructuring with a specific focus on improving and advancing our didactic and ...

General anesthesia makes it possible for millions of patients each year to undergo lifesaving surgeries while unconscious and free of pain. But the 176-year-old medical staple uses powerful drugs that ...

The retrospective analysis of nearly 15,000 general anesthesia cases of adults (18 years and older) at the University of Michigan demonstrated End-tidal Control’s association with reduced anesthetic ...

Roy Winston, MD, chief of anesthesiology at Kaweah Delta Medical Center in Visalia, Calif., and Marina Ring, COO of Somnia Anesthesia presented a webinar titled, “Identifying and Succeeding in a ...

Our clinical base year has been developed and refined to provide a well-balanced experience in clinical medicine where interns will gain broad medical knowledge and rapidly expand clinical skills and ...

BOSTON — Use of spinal anesthesia instead of general anesthesia for spine surgery improved patient recovery and reduced costs by nearly 10%, according to the results of a single-institution study ...

Twelve months of non-anesthesia training are required for entry into the ABA examination system. Anesthesia residents entering at the PGY-1 level via the NRMP receive clinical base year training at ...

Many people feel that the worst part of surgery happens after they wake up. Countless patients who undergo general anesthesia worry about nausea and vomiting, common side effects after surgery. A ...

A recent neuropsychological evaluation diagnosis impugned several controversial theories about anesthesia and cognitive decline. As a medicinal therapy to relieve pain and brain dysfunction, ...

New research supports earlier findings that indicate that anesthesia is no more hazardous for the brain at higher doses than at lower doses. General anesthesia makes it possible for millions of ...