Titlebook: Anesthesia for Renal Transplantation; Gwendolyn B. Graybar (Professor of Anesthesiology) Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing, Boston 198

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Choice of Anesthesia,a for renal transplantation have recognized the need to be flexible. On the contrary, most have been adamant supporters of either regional anesthesia or general anesthesia for kidney transplanation. We were fortunate to have at our institution one transplant surgeon who preferred general and another who preferred epidural anesthesia.

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Dynamics of Saturated Electric Machinesyear more patients are being transplanted than the preceding year while the annual increase (nearly 7,000 patients) in the number of patients on dialysis has reached a plateau. This annual increase in dialysis population, however, exceeds the number of patients transplanted per year and starts at a higher base number.

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A Game Plan,urgeon to surgeon, even within the same institution, for such things as timing and doses of diuretics, whether to utilize control versus pressure line, and if so what level to maintain. The fears, preferences, and desires of the patient vary widely.

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0924-5294 con­ tinuing challenge for well over a generation of anesthesiologists. If compari­ sons can be permitted, this epoch-making event can be ranked with the first pulmonary lobectomy and subsequently the initial ligation of a patent ductus arteriosus in the late 1930s when thoracic and cardiac surgery

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