May 4-8, 2009

Anna Monica Real-BracamonteReina Rosarii Soriano

Forequarter Forearm Forequarter Forearm amputationamputation 11

Cheek flap/SSTG Cheek flap/SSTG excision excision 11

Wide excisionWide excision 33

Subtotal thyroidectomySubtotal thyroidectomy 44

Modified Radical Modified Radical MastectomyMastectomy 55

MastectomyMastectomy 22

Tube JejunostomyTube Jejunostomy 11

GETAGETA 1515

SABSAB 11

EpiduralEpidural 00

IsofluraneIsoflurane 1414

FentanylFentanyl 1414

PropofolPropofol 1111

MidazolamMidazolam 33

ThiopentalThiopental 66

AtracuriumAtracurium 1313

RocuroniumRocuronium 44

SuccinycholineSuccinycholine 22

BupivacaineBupivacaine 11

MorphineMorphine 33

Karina Michaela Dela CruzKarel Ann Espejo

Total number elective cases: 7

Breakdown of Surgeries:Surgery Number of

Cases

Low anterior resection 2

Abdominoperineal resection with en-bloc THBSO

1

Transanal excision 1

Closure of ileostomy 3

Breakdown of Anesthetic Techniques:

Anesthetic Technique

Surgery Number

GETA LAR 2

Trans-anal excision

1

APR with THBSO

1

SAB Ileostomy closure

3

Breakdown of Medications Used:

Technique

Medications Number

GETA Volatile (Isoflurane)Induction Agents: Fentanyl Propofol Atracurium

4

SAB Bupivacaine 1

Tetracaine 2

No Morbidities/ No Mortalities

Mark Dave ArbizoFernando Serra III

8 elective cases◦ 1 Retromuscular Mesh Repair of Incisional Hernia◦ 1 Cholecystectomy◦ 1 Cholecystectomy with IOC, CBDE◦ 5 Laparascopic Cholecystectomies

Techniques◦ 7 GETA◦ 1 CLEA

Most Commonly Used Agents◦ GETA

Isoflurane Fentanyl Propofol Atracurium

◦ CLEA Lidocaine 2% + epinephrine 1/200,000

No Morbidities No Mortalities