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Uncategorized Published - 30 January, 2025    By - Dr Clemens
One-Lung Ventilation via End Tracheostomy for Thoracic Surgery: A Case Report

Authors: Ng B, Thangavelautham S, Aman M, et al. Cureus 17(1): e77539. January 16, 2025 Abstract Standard double-lumen tubes (DLTs) are unsuitable in patients with end tracheostomy due to the shortened tracheal length and atypical stoma angulation. This case highlights the challenges of achieving one-lung ventilation (OLV) in patients with end tracheostomies due to anatomical […]

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Uncategorized Published - 30 January, 2025    By - Dr Clemens
Join Our New CRNA Team in Riverdale, GA!

We’re excited to announce the formation of a new anesthesia group in Riverdale, GA, located just 10 minutes from the Atlanta Airport. We’re seeking dedicated CRNAs to join our collaborative care team, which will include 4 full-time CRNAs and 2 anesthesiologists managing 4 operating rooms.  This is a 25% independent practice and doing own blocks! […]

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Uncategorized Published - 30 January, 2025    By - Dr Clemens
Discover The Best Anesthesiologist Opportunity in New Mexico

If you’re an anesthesiologist searching for a balanced lifestyle and rewarding work, you’ll want to check out this opportunity. Our all-anesthesiologist group is seeking a dedicated team member to join our collaborative practice. Position Highlights: Zero Call for 3 Weeks: Enjoy three weeks of no call duty, followed by one week of call. Even during […]

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Uncategorized Published - 30 January, 2025    By - Dr Clemens
Remimazolam for Sedation and Trachospray for Topicalization During Flexible Nasal Intubation in a Spontaneously Breathing Patient

Authors: Bruijstens L, Koch R, Van Der Wal R, et al. Cureus 17(1): e77406. January 13, 2025 Abstract When a difficult airway is anticipated, awake tracheal intubation can be considered. Usually, low doses of sedatives are administered during this procedure for minimal sedation and anxiolysis, such as midazolam and remifentanil. The newly developed ultra-short-acting benzodiazepine […]

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Uncategorized Published - 30 January, 2025    By - Dr Clemens
Ultrasound-Guided Long Peripheral Catheters for Venous Access in the Intensive Care Unit

Authors: Sam A F, Shankar S, Nandakumar K, et al. Cureus 17(1): e77474. January 15, 2025 Abstract Background: Central venous catheters (CVCs) are the choice of venous access if patients require vasoactive drugs or multiple infusions but are not free of adverse effects. They should be removed when deemed unnecessary. In cases of difficult venous […]

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