Race Topics Year Wise

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RACE TOPICS YEAR WISERACE 2001

S.No Topic Pageno

1. Anaesthetic breathing systems 1

2. Perinatal pharmacology 12

3. Physiology of coronary circulation 21

4. Physiology of One Lung Ventilation 29

5. Anaesthesia for lung resection 33

6. Pathophysiology of cardiopulmonary bypass 407. Anaesthetic considerations in patients with valvular

heart diseases undergoing non cardiac surgery

45

8. Anaesthesia for thoraco abdominal aortic

aneurysm surgery

50

9. Anaesthetic considerations in pregnancy induced

hypertension(PIH).

55

10. Perioperative fluid and electrolyte therapy in

children

62

11. Anaesthetic management of a patient with

myasthenia gravis

69

12. Anaesthetic considerations in pheochromocytoma 76

13. Deliberate hypotension 85

14. Shock 93

15. Coagulation system and anaesthesia 113

16. General anaesthesia is the anaesthetic of choice forLSCS for fetal distress

126

17. General anaesthesia is not the anaesthetic of choice

for LSCS for fetal distress

135

18. ACE inhibitors should be continued during 141


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preoperative period

19. ACE inhibitors should not be continued during

perioperative period

143

20. Isoflurane is safe in patients with IHD 14821. Isoflurane is not safe in patients with IHD 152

22. Suxamethonium is contraindicated in infants 156

23. Suxamethonium is not contraindicated in infants 159

24. Training in anaesthesia 162

25. Regional nerve block 173

26. Anaesthesia machine 189

27. Arrhythmias 205

RACE 20021. Oxygen therapy 1

2. Drug interactions in anaesthesia 7

3. Renal physiology for the anaesthetist 14

4. Interpretation and management of arterial blood gases 27

5. Neurological monitoring during anaesthesia 38

6. Anaesthetic management of a patient with liver disease 48

7. Acetylcholine receptor number and its effects on

neuromuscular relaxants

53

8. Anaesthetic considerations in scoliosis correction 57

9. LMA-what is old?what is new? 68

10. Anaesthetic considerations for burned patients 75

11. Chronic pain-Pathophysiology and management 7912. International guidelines 2000 for CPR and ECC 84

13. Intraoperative destauration 88

14. Anaesthetic management of bronchopleural fistula 95

15. Esophageal variceal bleed 98


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16. Intraoperative myocardial ischemia 103

17. Delayed recovery following general anaesthesia 111

18. Intraoperative anaphylaxis 117

19. Neonatal resuscitation 12220. Trauma 131

21. Poisoning 156

22. Neuromuscular physiology 181

23. Preloading prevents hypotension in spinal anaesthesia 196

24. Preloading does not prevent hypotension in spinal

anesthesia

198

25. Epidural test dose with epinephrine 1:200,000 in

Lignocaine is contraindicated in PIH

210

26. Epidural test dose with epinephrine 1:200,000 in

Lignocaine is not contraindicated in PIH

212

27. Preoperative PFT is mandatory in a patient with COPD 215

28. Preoperative PFT is not mandatory in a patient with

COPD

222

29. Regional anaesthesia is the anaesthetic of choice in a

patient with IHD

225

30. Regional anaesthesia is not the anaesthesia of choice in

a patient with IHD

230

31. Neuromuscular Transmission monitoring 233

32. Nutritional support for the critically ill 244

33. Cardiac output monitoring and derived variables 255

RACE 20031. Gas laws and the anaesthetist 1

2. New drugs in anaesthesia 8

3. Management of acute pain 22


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4. Anaesthetic management of a pregnant patient for non-

obstetric surgery

27

5. Whats new in paediatric epidural anaesthesia 33

6. Ventilation perfusion distribution 427. Functions of the diaphragm and anaesthesia 49

8. Management of a brain dead organ donor 59

9. Anaesthetic management of a morbidly obese patient 70

10. Anaesthetic management of patients with

hemoglobinopathies

76

11. Low flow anaesthesia 83

12. How to get the most out of your CVP catheter 92

13. Anaesthetic management of a patient with ESRD for

renal transplantation

100

14. Sedation and analgesia in children for procedures

outside OR

111

15. Cardiovascular physiology 119

16. Central neuraxial blockade 144

17. Patient positioning 170

18. A 20 year old primi with severe MS requires labouranalgesia

186

19. A 25 year old otherwise healthy male with Ludwigs

angina is posted for abscess drainage is posted for

abscess drainage

194

20. Induced hypotension is contraindicated in children 198

21. Induced hypotension is not contraindicated in children 201

22. Strict perioperative blood sugar control to an FBS of200 mg % is mandatory before elective surgery 208

23. Strict perioperative blood sugar control to an FBS of

200 mg % is NOT mandatory before elective surgery

215

24. Spinal anaesthesia is contraindicated for day care

surgery

219


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25. Spinal anaesthesia is NOT contraindicated for day care

surgery

224

26. Invasive monitoring in ASA III and ASA IV patients

will influence the outcome of surgery

234

27. Invasive monitoring in ASA III and ASA IV patients

will NOT influence the outcome of the surgery

237

28. Preoperative transfusion threshold is a Hb of 8gm% 242

29. Preoperative transfusion threshold is NOT a Hb of 8

gm%

248

30. Airway 255

31. CPR 260

32. Mechanical ventilation 275

33. Nerve Blocks 315

RACE 20041. Uptake and distribution of inhaled anaesthetics 1

2. Piped gas systems 9

3. Electrical safety in operation theaters 12

4. The Microcircualtion 19

5. Capnography 45

6. Oxygen transport 55

7. Anaesthetic considerations in geriartrics 67

8. Perioperative management of a patient with thyroid

dysfunction

73

9. Anaesthetic management of a child with CHD 8010. Anaesthesia for liver transplantation 87

11. Perioperative management of a patient with DM 94

12. Ventilatory strategies in the ICU 102

13. Severe pre eclampsia for emergency LSCS 121


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14. Perioperative bronchospasm 125

15. Post-extubation stridor 129

16. Obstetric anaesthesia 132

17. Opoids in anaesthesia 14518. Perioperative fluid management 164

19. Cricoid pressure is a friend 185

20. Cricoid pressure is a foe 195

21. LMA is contraindicated for laparoscopy 200

22. LMA is not contraindicated for laparoscopy 204

23. Regional anaesthesia is the technique of choice for

aaortic vascular surgery

208

24. Regional anaesthesia is not the technique of choice for

vascular surgery

211

25. Invasive monitoring 214

26. Defibrillators,circulatory support devices and

pacemakers

221

RACE 20051. Hepatic physiology and anaesthetic considerations 1

2. Anaesthetic breathing systems 13

3. Chronic pain-mechanisms and management 24

4. Newer intravenous anaesthetic agents including

narcotics

30

5. Cardiopulmonary bypass and the anaesthesiologist 38

6. Anaesthesia for obstetric emergencies 447. Anaesthesia for tracheoesophageal fistula 71

8. Anaestehtic management of valvular heart disease

patient undergoing non-cardiac surgery

79

9. Anaesthesia for maxillofacial surgery 92


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10. Recent advances in sepsis management 101

11. Anaesthetic management of the patient with IHD for

non-cardiac surgery

104

12. Weaning and extubation of myaesthenic patient afterthemectomy 109

13. Management of intraoperative hyperthermia 116

14. Intraoperative hypertension 125

15. Anaesthesia for polytrauma 133

16. Local anaesthetics 151

17. Neuromuscular Junction 167

18. Fibreoptic intubation is the technique of choice for the

difficult airway

183

19. Fibreoptic intubation is not the technique of choice for

difficult airway

188

20. Use of suxamethonium is safe in cardiac patient posted

for non-cardiac surgery

193

21. Use of suxamethonium is not safe in cardiac patient

posted for non-cardiac surgery

196

22. Ringer lactate is the fluid of choice for maintenance inpaediatric surgery

200

23. Ringer lactate is not the fluid of choice for maintenance

in pediatric surgery

207

24. Monitoring spinal cord function 212

25. Newer techniques of one lung ventilation 218

26. Carbondioxide transfer,transport and expulsion 222

27. Anaesthetic implications of mediastinal mass 22628. Humidification of inspired gases 230

29. Controlled oxygen therapy in COPD 237

30. Monitoring 243

31. ACLS 258


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32. PFT,DLT,CXR 279

RACE 20061. Physiology of hypothermia 2

2. Newer muscle relaxants 8

3. Vaporizers 15

4. Physiology of lateral positioning 32

5. Intractable intraopertiave hypotension under

anaesthesia-causes and treatment

37

6. How to make an epidural work? 447. Anaesthesia for IVF 51

8. Publications of importance 60

9. Awareness under anaesthesia 66

10. Resuscitation of patients with increased intracranial

pressure in the ER

70

11. Less invasive Cardiac output monitoring 79

12. Is central neuraxial blockade contraindicated in Aortic

stenosis

89

13. ABG 92

14. Anaphylaxis and anaphylactoid reaction during

anaesthesia

98

15. Anticoagulation and central neuraxial blockade 106

16. Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia 111

17. Recent concepts in homologous blood transfusion 116

18. Is anaesthesia for neonate different from paediatricanaesthesia?

120

19. Fracture femur +SMF+RMO 124

20. ICU management of children with Dengue 127

21. Duchennes Muscular dystrophy 132


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22. Ludwigs Angina 137

23. Kidneys and anaesthesia 141

24. Coronary disease for non-cardiac surgery 166

25. Lasers and anaesthesia 18426. Hypertension 203

27. LMA for posterior segment ophthalmic surgery 210

28. Antisialogogue premedication 214

29. Initiation of Mechanical Ventilation 219

30. Monitoring and trouble shooting in Mechanical

Ventilation

226

31. Paediatric ACLS 240

32. Acute severe Asthma 244

33. Management of Status Epilepticus 246

RACE 20071. Applied anatomy of the larynx 3

2. Neonatal Physiology 11

3. Role of oxygen derived variables in anaesthesia and

critical care

19

4. Uptake,Distribution and Elimination of Inhaled

anaesthetics

27

5. Newer modes of ventilation in patients with ARDS 33

6. Fluid and electrolyte balance in patients 457. Anaesthetic management of burned patient for

escharotomy

59

8. Anaesthetic management of One lung ventilation 77

9. Anaesthetic management of Posterior Cranial Fossa

surgery

85

10. Decision making in airway abnormality 95


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11. Septic shock resuscitation 109

12. Anemia 117

13. Epidural Anaesthesia 141

14. Brain and anaesthesia 16115. General anaesthesia is the technique of choice in

primigravida with Mitral Stenosis

183

16. Perioperative beta blockade is mandatory in patients

with CAD undergoing non-cardiac surgery

193

17. Ventilator graphics are useful in patients on long term

ventilation

197

18. Update on CPR 207

19. Safety check in anaesthetic machines 213

20. Inhaled anaesthetics and Coronary Steal 221

21. Hazards of Massive Transfusion 223

22. Hemodynamic Monitoring 235

RACE 20081. Physiology of spinal subarchnoic blockade 3

2. Matching Ventilation with Perfusion 11

3. Physiology of Neuromuscular Junction 21

4. Anaesthetics and Cerebral Blood Flow 25

5. Breathing Circuits 35

6. Pharmacokinetics of IV Anaesthetics 47

7. TURP Syndrome-Diagnosis and Management 57

8. Monitored Anaesthesia Care 659. Uncontrolled Diabetes and Two Weeks Old MI

with Intestinal Obstruction coming for Emergency

Surgery

69

10. Anaesthetic Considerations in Geriartrics 79


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11. Post Extubation Respiratory Distress-Diagnosis and

Management

87

12. Anaesthetic Considerations of Patients with

Pacemaker

105

13. Intra-op Bronchospasm/Differential Diagnosis And

Management

111

14. Intra-operative Fluid 115

15. Anaesthesia For Patient Who is On Cancer

Therapy

123

16. Anaesthetic Management Of Patient with Ante-

Partum Hemorrhage coming for LSCS

133

17. Prone Ventilation 14118. Pediatric Spinal and Epidural 145

19. Regional Anaesthesia Is The Anaesthesia of

Choice In Pre-Eclampsia

149/153

20. Rocuronium Is The Drug of Choice In Rapid

Sequence Induction

157/161

21. Awake Induction Is The Induction Of Choice In

New Born

165/169

22. Recent Advances In One Lung Ventilation 175

23. Newer Strategies In Weaning From long Term

Mechanical Ventilation

179

24. Serum lactate in ICU 185

25. Early Goal Directed Therapy in Sepsis 189

26. Chronic Renal Failure 195

27. Mitral Stenosis 19528. Thyrotoxicosis 196

29. COPD 196


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30. Cirrhosis 197

31. Cleft lip/Palate 197

32. Difficult Airway 201

33. Spotters,Drugs and Equipments 215

RACE 20091. Laws of Physics applicable to anesthesia 1

2. Compliance,Resistance and Work of Breathing 7

3. Factors affecting Cardiac Output 17

4. Physiology of the Autonomic Nervous System 235. Microcirculation:Physiology and Clinical

applications

27

6. Interpretation of Intraoperative Arrythmias 33

7. TIVA 41

8. Pathophysiology of Cardiopulmonary Bypass 55

9. Blood Conservation Strategies 65

10. Non Invasive Ventilation 73

11. Supraglottic Airway Devices 85

12. Monitoring Coagulation 93

13. Oxygen Therapy 111

14. Advances in Respiratory Gas Monitoring 121

15. Recent Advances in Management of Sepsis 127

16. Depth of Anaesthesia Monitoring 143

17. Pulmonary Function Test 153

18. Intraoperative Desaturation 16119. Anaesthesia for Thoracoscopic CDH Repair in a

Neonate

163

20. Anaesthesia for LSCS for a patient with

Eisenmenger Syndrome

167


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21. Anaesthesia for Scoliosis Correction 171

22. Anaesthesia for OPCAB 177

23. Anaesthesia for Montgomery Tube Insertion 183

24. Anaesthesia for Shoulder Arthroscopy in BeachChair Position 187

25. Cuffed Endotracheal tubes are the tubes of choice

in infants

193/197

26. Cricoid Pressure is useful in Rapid Sequence

Induction

199/203

27. RA is the anaesthesia of choice for gynecological

laparoscopy

211/215

28. Difficult Airway Management 219

29. ACLS 231

30. Percutaneous Dilatational Tracheostomy 237

31. Labour Analgesia Options 245

32. Imaging in Anaesthesia 257

33. Invasive Haemodynamic Monitoring 263

34. Mechanical Ventilation 271

35. USG guided nerve blocks 28736. GA vs RA for Day Care Surgery in a ASA III

patient

295

37. Anaesthesia for removal of Foreign Body Trachea

by Bronchoscopy

297

38. IHD+DM+HTN 299

39. COPD 301

40. Chronic Renal Failure 30341. Hyperthyroidism 305

42. Mitral Stenosis with Pregnancy 307

43. Paediatric paient:Cleft Lip 309


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RACE 2010

1. Physiology of Thermoregulation 32. Pulmonary Circulation 13

3. Breathing Circuits 19

4. FRC 39

5. Cardiac Cycle and Pressure Volume Loops 45

6. Monitoring Tissue Oxygenation 65

7. Anaesthetic Considerations in Prolonged Major

Abdominal Surgery

79

8. Anaesthetic Management in Hepatic

Transplantation

87

9. Interpreting Hemodynamic Variables in Clinical

Practice

91

10. Anaesthetic Implications in Adult Congenital Heart

Disease for Non-cardiac Surgery

105

11. Perioperative Glycemic Control-Recent Advance 115

12. Recent Advances in Neuromuscular Monitoring 12713. Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic

Relationship of Local Anaesthetics

133

14. Ventilator Induced Lung Injury 147

15. Current Consensus on Crystalloids and Colloids in

the Perioperative Period

155

16. CICV in Obstetrics 161

17. Coagulopathy in Trauma 16918. How To Make Regional Blocks Work? 175

19. Management of Brain Dead Organ Donor 179

20. Anaesthesia for Placenta Percreta planned for

Elective LSCS

185


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21. Anaesthesia for Phaeochromocytoma Planned for

laparoscopic Adrenalectomy

193

22. Anaesthesia in a Preterm Neonate with Necrotizing

Enterocolitis for Laparotomy

199

23. Anaesthesia in Traumatic Brain Injury for

Extracranial Surgery

219

24. Anaesthesia for Elective Repair of Aortic

Aneurysm Surgery

227

25. I-LMA is the Ideal Method Of Intubation in

Cervical Spine Injuries

239/243

26. BIS Monitoring is Cost Effective in Reducing

Anaesthetic Requirements

253/257

27. Ambulatory Anesthesia is Contraindicated in

Morbidly Obese patients

263/269

28. Vascular Access in Children 277

29. Circulatory Assist Devices 287

30. Chronic Interventional Pain Procedures 297

31. Basics of Mechanical Ventilation 307

32. ABG 31533. Simulation 337

34. Mega Code Evaluation(ACLS Arrest Algorithm) 353

35. A Child with Pierre Robin Syndrome for

laparotomy

377

36. Patient with Recent MI for Urgent Surgery 381

37. MS with Pregnancy 387

38. Chronic Renal Failure 39339. Cleft Lip 399

40. Thyrotoxicosis 413

41. COPD 421

42. Cirrhosis of Liver 431


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RACE 2011

1. Understanding the Mechanisms of GeneralAnaesthesia

3

2. Current Concepts in Fluid Management in

Pediatrics

11

3. Physiology of One Lung Ventilation 21

4. Assessing Fluid Responsiveness 33

5. Anaesthetic Management of Burns Patient 49

6. General Care of ICU patients on Ventilator 57

7. Anaesthetic Management of a child with Congenital

Heart Disease for Non-Cardiac Surgery

65

8. New and Emerging Analgesics and Techniques for

Acute Pain Management

71

9. CPCR-The Current AHA Guidelines 73

10. Mixed Venous Oxygen Saturation I n The

Perioperative Setting

91

11. Dexmedetomidine-Current Role in AnaestheticPractice

97

12. Negative Pressure Pulmonary Edema 103

13. The Rational Use of Vasopressors and Inotropes 109

14. Current Concepts in The Management of

OrganoPhosphorous Poisoning

121

15. Use of Clotting Factors and Other Prohemostatic

drugs for Obstetric Haemorrhage

129

16. Supraglottic Airway Devices in Children 141

17. Recent Advances in Transfusion Therapy 147

18. Desflurane-Uptake,Distribution and Charecteristics 159

19. Anaesthesia for Laser Airway Surgery 167


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20. Anaesthetic Management of a Child with Post-

Tonsillectomy Bleeding

175

21. Anaesthesia for Morbidly Obese Parturient

planned for an elective LSCS

179

22. Initiation,Maintenance and Weaning off CPB 191

23. Anaesthesia for Posterior Cranial Fossa Surgery 205

24. Anaesthetic Management of a patient with

Myaesthenia Gravis planned for Thymectomy

217

25. Use of Anaesthesia Work Station has improved

patient safety

225/229

26. Liberal Fluid Strategy is Preferred in Trauma

Resuscitation

233/237

27. Perioperative Neuromonitoring Improves

Outcome in Patients Undergoing Neurosurgical

Procedures

245/253

28. Pediatric Regional Blocks

29. Cardiac Output Monitoring 263

30. Introduction to TransEsophageal

Echocardiography

275

31. A Practical Guide to Commonly Performed USG

Guided Peripheral Nerve Blocks

283

32. Radiology for Anaesthesiologist 293

33. Difficult Airway 301

34. Mechanical Ventilation 333

35. Operating Room Safety

36. Laparotomy for a Patient with COPD 35337. GA vs RA in a Pregnant patient with Critical MS

for LSCS

355

38. IHD +DM+HTN 359

39. Cirrhosis 365

40. PIH 375


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41. Paediatrics-Cleft Lip 393


43. Thyroid 405

RACE 20121. Physiology of Neuromuscular Transmission 3

2. Physiology of Cerebral Protection 9

3. Respiratory Changes Under Anaesthesia 19

4. Vaporizers 23

5. ANS-what anaesthesiologist needs to know? 376. Pharmacokinetics of Intravenous Drug Infusion 51

7. Controversies in Obstetric Anaesthesia 71

8. Anaesthesia for Bariartric Surgery 79

9. Anaesthesia for Renal Transplant 85

10. Role of Goal Directed Therapy inHigh Risk Non

Cardiac Surgery

91

11. Anaesthesia for patients with VHD for non-cardiac

surgery

97

12. Anesthetic Management of CDH 111

13. Perioperative Management of Difficult Airway in a

Parturient

117

14. PDPH-Prevention and Management 125

15. Monitoring Depth of Anaesthesia 135

16. Management of ARDS-what works? 143

17. Clearing Cervical Spine in Trauma 15118. Intraoperative Hypoxemia 159

19. Recent Advances in labor Analgesia 169

20. Weaning Strategies for the Difficult to wean patient 181

21. Anaesthetic Management of Patient with SAH for 191


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Cerebral Aneurysm Clipping

22. Anaesthetic Management of a Jehovahs Witness

for Redo THR

199

23. Perioperative Acute Pain Management in Infantsand Children 203

24. Principles and practice of One Lung Anaesthesia 209

25. Third Space-fact or fiction 223/227

26. Inhalational Induction is the Best Method of

Induction in Children

231/235

27. Prone Position surgeries can be done under

Neuraxial Block alone

249/253

28. Basic Echocardiography 259

29. Acid Base Physiology 273

30. USG in Anaesthesia Practice-its role in nerve

blocks

279

31. Advanced Trauma Life Support 287

32. Perioperative Arrythmias 311

33. Adjuvants in Spinal Anaesthesia-which is the ideal

drug

325

34. Proseal LMA can be used for elective laparoscopic

procedures

327

35. Hydrocephalus for VP shunt 331

36. Scoliosis Correction 339

37. Anaesthetic Management of TOF for Non-cardiac

surgery

349

38. Anaesthetic Management of TURP 35739. IHD 365

40. Bronchiectasis for Lung Resection 371


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RACE 20131. Understanding Perioperative Hemostasis 3

2. Venous Return:Implications for Understanding

Clinical Hemodynamics

17

3. Oxygen Transport 23

4. Pain Pathways and Targets 27

5. Nebulizers and Humidifiers-principles and practice 31

6. Microcirculation: What do we need to know? 51

7. Procedural Sedation for Paediatric patients outside

OR:Current Status

61

8. The Difficult Paediatric Airway:ManagementOptions

71

9. Anaesthetic Management of a patient with Cardiac

Failure

83

10. Extubation:Problem,Management &Guidelines 91

11. Mechanisms of Atelectasis in the Perioperative

period;its prevention and reversal

103

12. Anaesthesia for Neonatal Emergencies 10913. Recent Advances in Postoperative Analgesia 117

14. Resuscitating a parturient with Cardiac Arrest 129

15. Anaesthesia for a patient with TBI 139

16. RRT:What the anaesthesiologist should know and

understand

145

17. Monitoring Fluid Therapy 151

18. CXR for the Anaesthesiologist 155

19. Anaesthetic concerns in Geriartric patients 161

20. Management of Cerebral Vasospasm after

Aneurysmal Coiling

173

21. Bleeding Parturient for an Emergency LSCS 179

22. Low Flow Anaesthesia:Concepts and Practice 187


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23. Non Invasive Cardiac Output Monitoring-What is

Practical?What Works?

199

24. Nitrous Oxide has become Obsolete in Clinical

Anaesthetic Practice

215/225

25. NS is the fluid of choice for perioperative

crystalloid therapy and Resuscitation

229/237

26. LMA for Tonsillectomy 239/243

27. Lung Isolation Techniques 251

28. Monitoring in Neuroanaesthesia 259

29. Clinical Diagnosis using Capnography 275

30. Perioperative Sepsis Management 287

31. Pregnant patient with Cardiomyopathy 293

32. Airway 301

33. Anaesthesia Machine 339

34. COPD for Plication of Emphysematous Bullae 355

35. Patient with ICD 361

36. Geriartric Aortic Stenosis 367

37. Cirrhosis 371

38. Diabetic Foot 37939. Paeditric patient with Lumbar Meningomyelocoele 391


41. Thyroid 401

42. Tracheostomy 407

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