Cardiac Rhythm Disturbances during Office-Based Anesthesia

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The program will contrast and compare the art and science of 5 techniques for anesthetizing the pediatric patient in an office-based setting. The peculiarities of the pediatric airway will be addressed.

Cardiac Rhythm Disturbances during Office-Based Anesthesia - 505

Presenter: Robert C. Bosack, DDS

DDS, Loyola University, 1979
OMFS Residency, Cook County Hospital, 1982
Board Certification: ABOMS, National Dental Board of Anesthesiology
Private Practice
Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Illinois
Chair, General Anesthesia Review Courses, ADSA 2004-2009
Disclosure: Dr. Bosack reports no conflicts of interest

Course Description:

Cardiac rhythm disturbances are common during office-based anesthesia. This program will review the pathophysiology and significance of these rhythm disturbances as they present in various patients and situations. Treatment approaches will be discussed.

Course Objectives:

Explain the etiology of various atrial and ventricular rhythm disorders
Describe management options for office-based peri-anesthetic dysrhythmias
Explain the therapeutic goals of pacemakers and ICDs and how this affects anesthetic management

Availability: 7/1/2010 to 7/1/2014

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CE Hours: 2

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Price: $200.00

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