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WORKSHOP TOPICS
A. The Difficult Airway - Application of New Technology
Edward Crosby, MD / Paul Connelly, MD
Location:Salon MacDonald (Mezzanine)
A hands-on worshop with training to use new airway aids such as the intubating LMA, the lighted
stylet, the Bullard laryngoscope. Case scenarios for discussion as well.
(Note limit: 4 stations x 3 persons = 12)
B. Neuroanesthesia Problems in Everyday Practice
Tomaz Polis, MD / Kevin Nolan, MD
Location: Drawing Room (AM Lecture Room)
Practical solutions for challenging situations - applicable to university and community hospitals.
C. Dilemmas in the PACU
Nadira Naraine, MD / Anne Wong, MD
Location: Salon L'Orangerie (Mezzanine)
Case scenarios will be discussed to illustrate evidence-based approaches to common PACU problems.
D. Invasive Cardiovascular Monitors - Beyond the Numbers
Jean-Yves Dupuis, MD
Location: Salon Burgundy (Mezzanine)
Invasive cardiovascular monitors provide a lot of clinical information which cannot be interpreted
by looking at numbers only. The appropriate detection of that information is necessary for optimal management of
patients with cardiac disease. Case scenarios will highlight.
E. Acute Pain Management in Chronic Pain Patients
John Penning, MD
Location: Salon Palladian (Mezzanine)
Postoperative pain control in the patient who is narcotic tolerant; pre-emptive analgesia; multi-modal
analgesic strategies - Case scenarios will illustrate.
F. Anaesthesia Simulator
Robert Elliott, MD / Patti Murphy, MD
Location: Heart Institute - 5th Floor
See how simulation can enhance teaching and crisis management. Session #1 - interactive audience
participation with U of O staff in the "hot-seat". Session #2 - private hands-on simulation experience
for 3 persons. Take your pick but pick early!
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