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Anesthesia

Critical Care at the Epicenter of COVID-19

By: Outpatient Surgery Editors07/27/2020

How did the coronavirus impact your facility? We planned to handle an overflow of non-infected ICU patients from other hospitals...

Anesthesia

Are You Ready for an MH Emergency?

By: Kimberly Macasieb07/27/2020

Our annual training for malignant hyperthermia (MH) emergencies used to be expected and ordinary. We sat through classroom learning, watched an educational video and...

Anesthesia

New Thinking in Airway Management

By: Daniel Cook07/27/2020

There's arguably no more dangerous task in surgery during the coronavirus pandemic than intubating patients. Anesthesia professionals work inches from the airway,...

Anesthesia

On Point: Leading From the Head of the Table

By: Beverly Philip07/27/2020

During the peak of the coronavirus outbreak, anesthesiologists used their exceptional skills to provide life-saving care under unimaginable pressure. That didn't surprise me...

Anesthesia

Should You Add Oral Sedation?

By: Jared Bilski07/27/2020

For many patients undergoing minor outpatient procedures like cataract surgery, the needlestick that's used to administer IV sedation is often the most painful part of the...

Pain Management

Help Total Knee Patients Recover in Comfort

By: Kendal Gapinski07/27/2020

Help Total Knee Patients Recover in Comfort; Alternative therapies reduce their reliance on opioids to manage post-op pain.

Patient Safety

Patient Warming Pays Off Big

By: Justin Buchert07/27/2020

Inadvertent perioperative hypothermia is a preventable complication that can have disastrous consequences. A patient whose temperature dips below 36 C will react to...

Ideas That Work

Ideas That Work: Pre-Op Efficiency

By: Outpatient Surgery Editors07/14/2020

Anxious patients waiting in pre-op bays don't want to see their surgeons wandering around looking for who they're going to be operating on next. To eliminate that...

Opinion

Behind Closed Doors: Food for Thought

By: Kay Frances07/14/2020

Do you find your energy starting to lag as your stress rises? You might want to take a look at your diet. There's a direct correlation between what we ingest and how stressed...

Orthopedics

Same-day Total Joints Set to Surge

By: Jared Bilski07/14/2020

Outpatient total joints currently account for about 3% of all joint replacements performed in the U.S. That percentage is projected to grow to 30% to 50% over the next...

Ideas That Work

Ideas That Work: Chat & Chew

By: Outpatient Surgery Editors07/14/2020

Staff can feel disconnected from the decisionmakers who determine how facilities are run. Giving them an opportunity to have their voices heard and speak openly with...

Robotic Assistance

The Benefits of Robotic Prostatectomy

By: Danielle Bouchat-Friedman07/14/2020

Robotic assistance has revolutionized prostate removal. It's a far better option than removing the gland through a large incision, which can cause significant blood loss...

COVID-19

Profiting During the Pandemic

By: Daniel Cook07/14/2020

Earlier this year, Buffalo Surgery in Amherst, N.Y., Center was humming along as usual. More than 30 physicians packed its ORs and procedure rooms with 1,500 cases...

Infection Prevention

No Surface Left Untouched

By: Joe Paone07/14/2020

Believe it or not, there is some good news about the coronavirus. It's an enveloped virus, meaning it's very easy to kill on hard surfaces. Of course, there are a lot of surfaces...

Editors Page

Editor's Page: Awareness Leads to Action

By: Daniel Cook07/14/2020

Last month, as peaceful protests and violent opposition took over American cities following George Floyd's murder, surgical professionals around the country began to...

Product News

A Power Tool Wish List

By: Nicole Azzara07/14/2020

Orthopods are surgery's carpenters, cutting and drilling into bone as they stabilize loose structures, repair broken parts and replace aging joists, er joints. Like any master...

Gastroenterology

COVID's Impact on Colonoscopies

By: Jared Bilski07/14/2020

When the American Cancer Society recommended colonoscopy screenings should start at age 45 instead of age 50 last May, you might have wondered how you were going to...

Diversity Equity Inclusion

Standing Together

By: Outpatient Surgery Editors07/14/2020

The following firsthand accounts are real, raw and at times disturbing. They pull back the curtain on the everyday experiences of minorities in surgery and spotlight how...

Ideas That Work

Ideas That Work: Conscious Sedation

By: Outpatient Surgery Editors07/14/2020

For cataract patients who have an aversion to IV needles or who have chronic opioid issues, an MKO melt is a wonderful alternative. The sublingual sedation, which consists...

News

Product News: July 2020

By: Outpatient Surgery Editors07/14/2020

Salmon Medical Innovation's DentaSafe Intubating Dental Guard is a single-use latex-free foam strip that provides a layer of protection between laryngoscope blades and...

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