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|a Near Misses in Pediatric Anesthesia
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|a 1. Case 1: Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopy under General Anesthesia -- 2. Case 2: Sudden Anesthesia System Failure -- 3. Case 3: Broviac Catheter Placement in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit -- 4. Case 4: Occluded Reinforced (Armored) Endotracheal Tube -- 5. Case 5: The Too-Small Rigid Bronchoscope -- 6. Case 6: Anaphylaxis, Anaphylactoid Reaction, Or What Was It? -- 7. Case 7: Generalized Convulsions after Regional Anesthesia -- 8. Case 8: Hypotension during Microdiscectomy -- 9. Case 9: Intraoperative Hypotension in a Patient Receiving Chronic Steroids -- 10. Case 10: Changing a Nasotracheal Tube for an Oral Tube in the Intensive Care Unit -- 11. Case 11: Blocked Intravenous Line during Rapid-Sequence Induction -- 12. Case 12: Postinduction Difficult Intubation -- 13. Case 13: Blunt Upper Airway Trauma in a Patient with Recent Polysubstance Abuse -- 14. Case 14: The Stuck Elevator -- 15. Case 15: Postoperative Upper Airway Obstruction -- 16. Case 16: Postoperative Respiratory Complications in a Neonate -- 17. Case 17: Pregnant Teenager with a Bad Outcome -- 18. Case 18: Tension Pneumoperitoneum -- 19. Case 19: A Patient with Status Asthmaticus -- 20. Case 20: Intraoperative Decrease in Electrocardiogram Amplitude: Cause for Concern? -- 21. Case 21: Potential Disaster: An Intravenous Line That Stops Working in the Perioperative Phase -- 22. Case 22: Ventilatory Management in Major Thoracic Incisional Injury -- 23. Case 23: Airway Leak in a Prone Patient -- 24. Case 24: Difficulty in Extubation -- 25. Case 25: Tonsillectomy -- 26. Case 26: An Unusual Cause of a Serious Cardiac Arrhythmia -- 27. Case 27: A Patient with Supraglottic Mass -- 28. Case 28: Pressurized Intravenous Hetastarch -- 29. Case 29: Intraoperative Hypotension -- 30. Case 30: Hematuria -- 31. Case 31: Congenital Complete Heart Block -- 32. Case 32: Neonatal Respiratory Distress -- 33. Case 33: Respiratory Distress in the Intensive Care Unit -- 34. Case 34: The Butterfly Needle (Abbott) -- 35. Case 35: Hypotension on Induction of Anesthesia in a Trauma Patient -- 36. Case 36: Delayed Postoperative Respiratory Obstruction -- 37. Case 37: An Abnormal Capnogram -- 38. Case 38: Retropharyngeal Abscess -- 39. Case 39: Rising End-Tidal Carbon Dioxide -- 40. Case 40: Acute Abdomen -- 41. Case 41: Difficulty in Ventilation in the Postinduction Period -- 42. Case 42: Unexplained Low Oxygen Saturation -- 43. Case 43: Occlusion of an Endotracheal Tube in a Neonate -- 44. Case 44: Surgical Emphysema after a Motor Vehicle Accident -- 45. Case 45: Postoperative Respiratory Arrest -- 46. Case 46: Rapid Increase in Body Temperature after Induction of General Anesthesia -- 47. Case 47: Intraoperative "Oozing" -- 48. Case 48:� A Tip for Nasotracheal Intubation -- 49. Case 49:� A Case of Anisocoria Following General Anesthesia -- 50. Case 50:� A Routine Tonsil- and Adenoidectomy -- 51. Case 51:� Drug Overdose -- 52. Case 52:� Cardiac Arrest in a Neonate -- 53. Case 53:� Bilateral Tourniquets.� Beware -- 54. Case 54:� Neurofibromatosis.� A Warning -- 55. Case 55:� A Machine Failure -- 56. Case 56:� A Severe Case of Bronchospasm -- 57. Case 57:� A Peanut in the Airway -- 58. Case 58:� A Sprinkler Spike Lodged in a Patient s Head -- 59. Case 59:� Infusion of Cold Blood.� Should We Worry? -- 60. Case 60:� Respiratory Arrest after Extubation -- 61. Case 61:� Sudden Increase in End-Tidal CO2 -- 62. Case 62:� A Case of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) -- 63. Case 63:� Intraoperative Airway Obstruction -- 64. Case 64:� An Anterior Mediastinal Mass. What Will You Do? -- 65. Case 65:� A Routine MRI Case -- 66. Case 66:� A Serious Problem during Neurosurgery -- 67. Case 67:� A Case of Severe Intra-abdominal Pressure -- 68. Case 68:� A Case of Severe Laryngospasm -- 69. Case 69:� An ETT Suction Problem -- 70. Case 70:� A Child Refusing an Operation -- 71. Case 71:� Why So Sleepy? -- 72. Case 72:� Check Your Facts -- 73. Case 73:� A Strange Capnogram -- 74. Case 74:� Relying on Others -- 75. Case 75:� Monitored Anesthesia Care.� Watch Out -- 76. Case 76:� An Intermittently Worrisome Capnography Trace -- 77. Case 77:� Cardiac Arrest at the Conclusion of Neurosurgery -- 78. Case 78:� Watch Out -- 79. Case 79:� A Complication of Central Venous Cannulation? -- 80. Case 80:� An Example of Murphy s Law -- 81. Case 81:� A Tragic Case -- 82. Case 82:� Hemoptysis from a 2-Month Tracheostomy -- 83. Case 83:� A Potentially Serious Incident -- 84. Case 84:� Rusty Material in an Oxygen Flow Meter -- 85. Case 85:� A Surprising Solution to an Airway Emergency -- 86. Case 86:� An Airway Leak in the ICU -- 87. Case 87:� Pediatric Dental Anesthesia.
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|a Authored by a superb clinician and award-winning teacher, * Near Misses in Pediatric Anesthesiology, Second Edition is a thorough updating and significant expansion of this popular case book in the newest anesthesiology subspecialty to be approved by the American Board of Medical Specialties. � The book comprises 87�true-story clinical near misses, �including 40 cases that are brand new. Recommendations, references, and discussion accompany each case.� The cases provide an ideal basis for problem-centered learning and also model how to learn from experience and to maintain professionalism during the lifelong development of clinical expertise.� � Dr. Brock-Utne s latest case book provides a pediatric complement to his bestselling Case Studies of Near Misses in Clinical Anesthesia (Springer, 2012) and�Clinical Anesthesia: Near Misses and Lessons Learned (Springer, 2008) . � *� Jay B. Brodsky, MD, from the Foreword.
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