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Bariatric anesthesia techniques
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Why are all your posts related to questions about common anesthetic techniques (bariatric, Precedex, remi in a knee scope, spine cases with remi, spine cases bucking the vent). I learned all this in residency, didn't you? Oh, wait...
🤣Why are all your posts related to questions about common anesthetic techniques (bariatric, Precedex, remi in a knee scope, spine cases with remi, spine cases bucking the vent). I learned all this in residency, didn't you? Oh, wait...
I thought that we were don't ask, don't tell.😉
My hospital is starting a bariatric program. What are some peoples favorite techniques for these cases? Is Des pretty much the gold standard??
I believe an endotracheal tube is the gold standard route for securing the airway.
I believe an endotracheal tube is the gold standard route for securing the airway.
Nope - the best technique is an
ANKLE BLOCK