“[I]t is not the drug we administer that matters most but the brain health of children we care about.” Anesthesiology Editors, Drs. Laszlo Vutskits and Andrew Davidson, examine developmental #anesthesia neurotoxicity in humans. Read the editorial: ow.ly/neVi50T5mbe

A new study takes advantage of a natural experiment associated with appendicitis to determine whether #anesthesia and surgery in childhood were specifically associated with subsequent neurobehavioral outcomes. Read more: ow.ly/3WlT50Ta4FY

Visual Abstract in #Anesthesiology - Single-dose Intraoperative Methadone for Pain Management in Pediatric Tonsillectomy 🖌️ ow.ly/FJTX50T98is

Using a translational porcine model of donation after circulatory death (DCD), a study developed and evaluated a protocol based on cardioprotection by multidrug postconditioning to optimize resuscitation of DCD hearts during ex situ heart perfusion: ow.ly/VyYE50T96AJ

Infographic in #Anesthesiology - Don’t Sweep It Under the Rug: Increased Sweep to Treat Dyspnea during ECMO 🎨 ow.ly/17Sf50T974B

“Remimazolam was effective…in lowering the occurrence of emergence delirium...[in children and] reducing the need for propofol intervention...” Drs. Ingelmo and Davidson comment on a September study in their editorial: ow.ly/YonS50T97rt

"Preoperative N-terminal Pro–B-type Natriuretic Peptide and High-sensitivity Cardiac Troponin T and Outcomes after Major Noncardiac Surgery: A Prospective Cohort Study." Publié en septembre dans Anesthesiology. Emmanuelle Duceppe pubs.asahq.org/anesthesiology…

#PediátricaSEDAR 🔍 Neurotoxicidad inducida por la anestesia: ¿Los anestésicos influyen realmente en el neurodesarrollo? 🤔 ¿Hasta qué punto juegan un papel el estrés quirúrgico o la hospitalización como factores confusores? Anesthesiology bit.ly/3Xc7h2g

Researchers tested whether a continuous infusion or a bolus dose of remimazolam could reduce the incidence of emergence delirium in children after laparoscopic surgery under sevoflurane anesthesia. Read the new study: ow.ly/sYyN50Ta47N

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, M.D.—prolific British author best known for his tales of Sherlock Holmes—published “The Curse of Eve” in 1894, stirring controversy for its realistic portrayal of medicine. Read the latest Anesthesiology Reflections from The Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology: ow.ly/ugPf50T97IU

Based on the National Assessment of Adult Literacy, nearly 40% of adults in the U.S. have basic or below basic health literacy. Authors investigated the use of large language models to enhance the readability of preoperative patient instructions: ow.ly/wNa350T97RF

A new Visual Abstract in Anesthesiology highlights the September 2024 cover article: ow.ly/NO0n50T96UL

A new issue of Anesthesiology is here! In one of the cover studies, researchers compare the Hypotension Prediction Index with mean arterial pressure-based prediction methods. 📚Start exploring the issue now: ow.ly/Ej5H50TeGrh #anesthesiology

In a retrospective analysis of ventilated critically ill patients, waveforms and pressure tracings were evaluated. Based on elevations of gastric pressure during expiratory flow, 5 unique groups were categorized based on expiratory muscle activity. ow.ly/R2gX50T98p5

Comment & reply on our recent Anesthesiology paper looking at long-term outcomes of spinal vs general anesthesia. pubs.asahq.org/anesthesiology…

1. Turning up the Heat on Pain Relief: Phase 2 Trial of Vocacapsaicin Anesthesiology ow.ly/p9Qy50TguFE

In their discussion of a September study, Dr. Frei and colleagues underscore the need for more work to determine the optimal oxygen concentrations to be administered to surgical patients. Learn more in the new editorial: ow.ly/n92G50T99wO

The best approaches to supplemental oxygen administration during surgery remain unclear, which may contribute to variation in practice. A new study aimed to assess determinants of oxygen administration and its variability during surgery: ow.ly/6scg50Ta4jR

The Hypotension Prediction Index software detects physiologic changes that may lead to hypotension. A new cover study conducted a cohort (forward) analysis and compared the results with those of a case control (backward) analysis: ow.ly/MJ3g50T99Uz

Pharmacologically targeting cNST neurons may provide a powerful treatment of hyperactive immune states such as autoimmune diseases, cytokine storms, and toxic shocks. Read the September 2024 Science, Medicine, and the Anesthesiologist: ow.ly/iroj50T98JE