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Adam I. Levine,Satish Govindaraj,Samuel DeMaria, JAll-in-one” reference for otolaryngologists and otolaryngologic anesthesiologists.Surgical and anesthesiologic perspectives marshaled for pre-operative, intraoperative, and postoperative periods.Pearl
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Working Side by Side: The Important Relationship Between Anesthesiologists and Otolaryngologists,of inhaled anesthetics was for head and neck and intraoral procedures. The first public demonstration of ether anesthesia in 1846 was administered for the excision of a vascular neck lesion. This monumental event was later memorialized (the Bullfinch amphitheater of the Massachusetts General Hospita
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Gross and Radiographic Anatomy,e chapter provides the otolaryngologist with an overview of imaging technologies and a concise anatomic review, while also providing the anesthesiologist with a working knowledge of head and neck anatomy and an ability to interpret normal and pathologic head and neck radiographic imaging. Although t
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Physiologic Monitoring,vel, monitoring involved palpating pulses, observing chest expansion, and inspecting skin coloring for cyanosis. Technological advances now provide the anesthesiologist and surgeon with a wealth of information not available by direct observation alone. In addition, alarms for alerting clinicians to
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Oxygen Delivery Systems and the Anesthesia Workstation,ce (i.e., the anesthesia machine), anesthesia ventilator, monitoring devices, and protection device(s) . Because otolaryngologists operate in close proximity to the head, neck, and airway, anesthesiologists are usually required to manage otolaryngologic patients away from their equipment. Emergen