Ketamine

Ketamine

Ketamine is a water-soluble molecule that chemically resembles phencyclidine. It exists as two isomers S(+) and R(-). The S(+) isomer has thr

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Recent Trends In The Field Of Anesthesiology

Here are some general areas that might be of interest in the field of anesthesia based on historical trends and ongoing areas of research. Keep in mind that these trends might have evolved by the time you read this article: Regional Anesthesia Techniques: Ongoing advancements and refinements in regional anesthesia…

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From Ether To Present-Day Anesthesia

On October 16, 1846, an important milestone in the history of medicine occurred at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. This was the date when William T.G. Morton successfully demonstrated the use of ether as a general anesthetic for surgery. This event marked a significant advancement in medical practice and surgery….

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Unlocking Pain-Free Surgeries: The Power of Anesthesia

Pain-free surgery

The history of medical procedures is fraught with tales of excruciating pain and suffering. Patients undergoing surgeries often had to endure unimaginable agony as their bodies were subjected to invasive interventions. However, a revolutionary advancement in medical science has forever altered this narrative – the advent of anesthesia. The power…

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Malignant Hyperthermia

Malignant Hyperthermia is one of the most devastating anesthesia related complications.  It is a pharmacogenetic clinical syndrome that in its classical form. occurs during anesthesia with volatile halogenated alkanes such as halothane. isoflurance/ desflurance, and /or muscle relaxant like succinylcholine. The Fulminant malignant hyperthermia produce muscle hypermetabolism with rapidly increasing…

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