CPAS: Recent Episodes
CPAS
Liver transplant is becoming more common for the treatment of end-stage liver disease in children. The perioperative management presents peculiar challenges to the anesthetist. Dr Damian Simpson, a clinical fellow at the Hospital for Sick Children Toronto, reviews the pathophysiology of and discusses the challenges of anesthesia for liver transplant in children.
Dr. Jon McMann reviews intrathecal opioid and scoliosis surgery. Relevant literature is presented as well as a chart review of all patients at Alberta Children's Hospital who underwent scoliosis surgery in 2009-2010. Permission was granted from Medical Bi
Performing a caudal block in children is a simple, quick and highly safe procedure. This, the third instalment in regional anesthesia series from Alberta Children's Hospital, demonstrates how to safely and efficiently perform a caudal block in children.
Professor Robin Cox discusses prevalent myths in pediatric anesthesia in his recent Visiting Professor rounds at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario.
This is the second in a series of regional anesthesia videos from Alberta Children’s Hospital.
This is the first in a series of regional anesthesia videos from Alberta Children's Hospital. This episode shows the Tsui technique using electrical stimulation to confirm the position of the catheter tip for a thoracic epidural via a caudal approach.
Dr Johanne Lynch reviews anterior abdominal blocks in pediatric anesthesia.
For a video of an ultrasound-guided Transversus Abdominus Plane (TAP) block in an adult from the NYSORA website, click here.
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Dr Dermot Doherty, staff anesthesiologist and intensivist at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario, discusses the off-label and off-license use of drugs in pediatric anesthesia and intensive care.
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Dr Dermot Doherty, staff anesthesiologist and intensivist at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, provides an overview of PICU for the anesthesia trainee.
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David Rosen, a staff anesthesiologist at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, discusses professionalism in anesthesia.
Dr Adrienne Vraets reviews and discusses transfusion associated hyperkalemia (TAH). Does the simple mixing model explain hyperkalemia after transfusion? What are the predictors of TAH? How can TAH be prevented? What further evidence and studies are need
Liver transplant is becoming more common for the treatment of end-stage liver disease in children. The perioperative management presents peculiar challenges to the anesthetist. Dr Damian Simpson, a clinical fellow at the Hospital for Sick Children Tor