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Author: Young May Cha, MD IARS and SOCCA 2026 Annual Meeting coverage Patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage, ischemic stroke, or traumatic brain injury are vulnerable to secondary neurologic injury. At the 2026 IARS and SOCCA Annual Meeting, neuroanesthesia experts reviewed how blood pressure control, cerebral perfusion, anesthetic selection, cerebrospinal fluid drainage, and individualized monitoring may improve […]
Read MoreAuthor: Flora Liu, MD IARS and SOCCA 2026 Annual Meeting coverage Emerging neurotechnologies are allowing researchers to examine the brain at increasingly detailed levels, manipulate neural activity, and observe multiple biological processes simultaneously. During the 2026 IARS and SOCCA Annual Meeting, Edward S. Boyden, PhD, described several technologies that may transform neuroscience and improve understanding […]
Read MoreAuthor: Francesca Mathewes Becker’s ASC Review When Mike Verdon, MD, a neurosurgeon in Dayton, Ohio, first heard about the Ambulatory Specialty Model, his reaction was alarm — not for himself, but for the colleagues he looked up on the CMS participant list. “I looked, I’m not on it,” Dr. Verdon said June 12 during a panel […]
Read MoreAnesthesia Experts is expanding into Columbia, and we are building what we believe will become one of the strongest anesthesia teams in the region. We are currently recruiting both CRNAs and anesthesiologists for full-time and locums positions within a brand-new anesthesia care team model at one of Middle Tennessee’s growing hospitals. This is not a […]
Read MoreChristopher W. Goodman, M.D. Reviewing: Surgery NEJM Clinician Clinical Takeaway This option appears safe for patients who are considered high-risk for general anesthesia. Context Symptomatic inguinal hernias usually warrant consideration of surgical repair, but for some patients, the risks of general anesthesia are a limiting factor. An alternative is to use local anesthesia through an […]
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