Titlebook: Anesthesia, The Heart and the Vascular System; Annual Utah Postgrad Theodore H. Stanley,W. Clayton Petty Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publish

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Marek Fabrika,Hans Pretzsch,Felipe Bravormalities have been of special concern to the anesthesiologist because of its effects on myocardial functions. There is indeed ample evidence to suggest the detrimental effects of hypokalemia and hyperkalemia on myocardial rhythm and contractility, however, there is no good evidence to date to show

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Marek Fabrika,Hans Pretzsch,Felipe Bravo cardiac disease. I can no longer defend that position for patients with cardiac disease undergoing aortic reconstruction. Today I will present the data that led me to conclude that, prior to 1984, any anesthetic technique could be advocated for patients with cardiac disease, and that it was the ane

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David Fuenmayor,Christoph Benzmüllerscheduled for general surgery. This lecture will acquaint the anesthesiologist with types of pacemakers, patient and pacemaker evaluations, intraoperative management and pacemaker failure, and indications for perioperative pacemaker insertion.

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Dynamics, Uncertainty and Reasoningy obese, moderately hypertensive, frequently diabetics who have involvement of multiple branches of aortic vessels including the carotid and coronary vessels. In addition, they are frequently on a multitude of drugs including antihypertensives, anticoagulants, hypoglycemics, antiarrhythmics, diureti

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H. A. Posch,R. Hirschl,Wm. G. Hooverdies which are supported by animal studies. Despite an initial enthusiastic endorsement by many clinicians, it can now be stated unequivocally that there is no place for barbiturate therapy following resuscitation from cardiac arrest. This was established in a prospective, randomized, multi-institut

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