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At risk of post operative subglottic oedema (rigid bronch trauma). Consider steroids if not contraindicated (eg malignant tumor)
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May 18, 2011
Place an oxygen catheter down the nose to sit in the oropharynx to effuse either oxygen or volatile anesthetic. Make sure its not passed into the oesophagus and inflating the stomach.
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Feb 13, 2012
For small children: Draw up two syringes of fentanyl for titration throughout the case. Each syringe add 2.5mcg/kg and dilute up to 10ml normal saline. Don't usually need more than 2 syringes.
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Feb 13, 2012
If using a volatile only technique, watch the volatile levels during the case to make sure it doesn't run out.
An open t-piece circuit is often used with high flows.
An open t-piece circuit is often used with high flows.
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Jan 05, 2013