International Anesthesia Research Society
International Anesthesia Research Society
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IARS: Bringing the Global Anesthesiology Community Together
Discover the important role that the International Anesthesia Research Society (IARS) plays for the global anesthesiology community as the research home for the specialty.
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IARS Annual Meeting Offers a Window into the Anesthesiology Specialty
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Discover how the IARS Annual Meeting offers a window into the anesthesiology specialty for trainees and medical students. Learn why this extra exposure is so impactful for trainees. More: meetings.iars.org
A&A Practice: Where Important Anesthesia Research Discoveries Begin
Discover why A&A Practice is where important anesthesia research discoveries begin. More: iars.org/aap
IARS Online Community: Connecting to Advance Anesthesiology
Find out how the IARS Online Community provides global connections that help advance the anesthesiology specialty. More: iars.org/community
IARS Annual Meeting: Opens Doors to Valuable Opportunities
Find out how the IARS Annual Meeting opens doors to valuable opportunities. More: meetings.iars.org
IARS Annual Meeting: Building High-Quality Connections
Discover the IARS Annual Meeting is where you will want to be to build high-quality connections with anesthesiology leaders from academics to research. More: meetings.iars.org
IARS Annual Meeting: Engage in Meaningful Interactions
Discover why trainees consider the IARS Annual Meeting to be one of the best places to engage in meaningful and encouraging interactions with the global anesthesiology community. More: meetings.iars.org
IARS Annual Meeting: Generating New Ideas and Connections
Discover why the IARS Annual Meeting is the place to be to connect with thought leaders in anesthesiology and generate new ideas. More: meetings.iars.org
IARS: Learning from the Global Anesthesiology Community
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The International Anesthesia Research Society (IARS) Board wants to better understand what the global anesthesiology community needs so we can deliver and expand options to meet those needs. Find out how you can engage with IARS and share your what you are seeking. More: iars.org/community Share your feedback: iars.org/perspective
IARS Online Community: Finding Answers to Tough Questions
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Discover how the IARS Online Community offers the opportunity to get your tough questions answered. Engage with 8,000 participants from 119 countries. Join the conversation: iars.org/community
IARS Webinar: An Insider’s Guide to a Successful IARS Grant Submission
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Presented on January 23, 2025, 7:00 am ET Moderator: Julie Freed, MD, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI Speakers: Jessica Spence, MD, PhD, FRCPC, McMasters University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada John Whittle, MBBS, MD(Res), FRCA, FFICM, UCL Centre for Perioperative Medicine, London, England Benjamin Steinberg, MD, PhD, FRCPC, University of Toronto; Scientist, The Hospital for Sick...
IARS: Internationally-Focused New Programs
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The International Anesthesia Research Society (IARS) is actively strengthening relationships and expanding its programs to support scientists and anesthesiologists globally. Find out more about the exciting new programs available. More: iars.org/community Share your feedback: iars.org/perspective
IARS: Vision for the Future of Anesthesiology
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Discover how the International Anesthesia Research Society (IARS) is advancing research, education and patient care to move the anesthesiology specialty forward into the future. Learn more: iars.org/community
IARS Annual Meeting: Forming Connections that Grow Beyond the Meeting
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Discover how the IARS Annual Meeting brings the global anesthesiology community together and forms vital connections that grow beyond the meeting. More: meetings.iars.org
A&A: Quality and Safety in Obstetric Anesthesiology Webinar
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Presented on January 9, 2025 Anesthesia & Analgesia‘s webinar focused on Obstetric Anesthesiology Quality and Safety from the December 2024 themed-issue of the journal. Guest Editor and Moderator Jill M Mhyre, MD, and authors Marie-Pierre Bonnet, MD, PhD, Catherine Deneux-Tharaux, MD, PhD, Oscar van den Bosch, MD, and Engela Kuün, MBChB, DA(SA), FCA(SA), MMed(UP), will present and discuss impor...
A&A Practice: Where Important Anesthesia Research Discoveries Begin
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A&A Practice: Where Important Anesthesia Research Discoveries Begin
IARS Online Member Community: Connect with Global Anesthesia Experts
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IARS Online Member Community: Connect with Global Anesthesia Experts
IARS Annual Meeting: Forming Connections that Grow Beyond the Meeting
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IARS Annual Meeting: Forming Connections that Grow Beyond the Meeting
IARS Annual Meeting: A Bridge Between Trainees and Thought Leaders
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IARS Annual Meeting: A Bridge Between Trainees and Thought Leaders
T.H. Seldon Memorial Lecture
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T.H. Seldon Memorial Lecture
IMRA: Supporting Patients Across the Perioperative Journey
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IMRA: Supporting Patients Across the Perioperative Journey
IMRA: Synaptic Plasticity and the Aging Brain
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IMRA: Synaptic Plasticity and the Aging Brain
IMRA: Looking Beyond the OR to Improve the Patient Journey
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IMRA: Looking Beyond the OR to Improve the Patient Journey
IMRA: Targeting Epithelial Regeneration
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IMRA: Targeting Epithelial Regeneration
IMRA: Transforming How We View Brain Health
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IMRA: Transforming How We View Brain Health
IARS Mentored Research Award: Creating Future Research Leaders
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IARS Mentored Research Award: Creating Future Research Leaders
Aimed Towards the Future: New Changes for Anesthesia & Analgesia and A&A Practice
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Aimed Towards the Future: New Changes for Anesthesia & Analgesia and A&A Practice
A&A Themed Issue Webinar: Anesthesia 2050
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A&A Themed Issue Webinar: Anesthesia 2050
A&A Themed Issue Webinar: Anesthesia 2050
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A&A Themed Issue Webinar: Anesthesia 2050
A&A Webinar: Perioperative Medicine High Impact Bundle
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A&A Webinar: Perioperative Medicine High Impact Bundle

Комментарии

  • @Mr_Saga4
    @Mr_Saga4 2 месяца назад

    Meta quist?????

  • @ashishkatiyar4240
    @ashishkatiyar4240 5 месяцев назад

    Hmm

  • @ashishkatiyar4240
    @ashishkatiyar4240 5 месяцев назад

    Nice

  • @ashishkatiyar4240
    @ashishkatiyar4240 5 месяцев назад

    Nice

  • @NehaKadian-zo6xk
    @NehaKadian-zo6xk 6 месяцев назад

    ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @mamadusty1111
    @mamadusty1111 7 месяцев назад

    Stop being aholes and prescribe ULDN (ultra low dose naltrexone) for all the opioid patients that you’re cutting off. It will reset tolerance back to start dose or close to. And most importantly it relieves most if not all the “nerve” type pain from the hyperalgesia that you’ve already caused most of them by having reduced their MME years ago…. It’s possible that dextromethorphan could do a similar thing, ketamine is believed to also effect similar parts of the system- but I personally have seen the effects of ULDN that’s 1 microgram -4 micrograms per day…. One mcg with each opioid dose or whatever…. Patient will quickly reduce MME willingly with little to no withdrawal effects or increase in pain. Then let them keep taking the combo. In nature chronic severe pain is NOT A THING. The animal dies. The body freaks out in response to chronic pain bcuz it’s trying to keep the human in bed. The pain regulatory system is convinced we are deathly injured or in imminent danger…. It’s doing whatever it can to stop us from further injury. Since we are civilized animals we want to allow chronically ill and damaged people to continue living so we have to supplement the endorphin deficiency in the safest and most efficient ways…. MICRODOSING naltrexone powder can help. But honestly letting chronically ill people have access to UNLIMITED amounts of opioids wasn’t causing the problems with opioids the world sees now. I was at my best when I could call my doctor for break thru Percocet any time and get a refill. I have a complicated extremely painful condition that in the wild would’ve had me killed at birth probably… Or I would’ve ate poppy plants and felt fine and acted like a normal member of the society…. Whatever… im just saying that fentanyl is the problem. Prescription opioids were over prescribed and that did cause some abuse but that’s been more than taken care of years ago. Drs know now to use caution and care… But when it’s known and proven that a patient is all but cured by taking high levels of opioids then that should be allowed. And with additions of glia cell regulators like ULDN, dextromethorphan we can hopefully keep the doses far lower. But allow the patients to decide. This world is silly… Our body produces endorphins and we KNOW they are safer than any otc pain relievers… But to avoid drug addicts possibly getting high we’re gonna force all chronically suffering patients to drink bottles of ibuprofen & Tylenol each week…? And surgery without opioids just bcuz they may need to take it for a few weeks and may cause the changes that would cause hyperalgesia if the pain and the prescription lasted long term…? When most post surgical pain isn’t expected to last long enough for the hyperalgesia to happen…? Y’all are silly. If it’s just the addiction you’re worried about then screen for that. Blah blah blah …

  • @mamadusty1111
    @mamadusty1111 7 месяцев назад

    How do intelligent medical professionals or scientists take these studies seriously. Pain score changes are NOT accurately measured based off of answers given to physicians or thru intake surveys. Chronic pain patients often can’t put a number to our pain as it changes based on movement, mental stress, room temperature etc.. Many of us also learn that if we say the wrong number the insurance company can say the medication isn’t working and stop covering that medication. Those studies are a mess. And the joke of an MME that was used for the main human study of OIHA was literally what caused the hyperalgesia. Under treated pain is what creates the sensitization/ fibromyalgia/CRPS etc. It causes essentially an overall endorphin deficiency. The body can not make enough endorphins to adress the chronic pain and the normal stimuli. So it causes a loop of deficits. The negligible amount of endogenous opioids found in blood levels of chronic pain patients, taking Opioid pain medication, triggers a decrease in production of endogenous (endorphins) morphine and the receptors. The system gets confused and makes a mess. Patients did great at high levels of opioid medication as long as tolerance was followed and pain was fully controlled. Hyperalgesia became a problem from under treated chronic pain. The G protein coupling switches after chronic pain or long term opioid exposure…. Blah blah blah

  • @sandraseldon6734
    @sandraseldon6734 10 месяцев назад

    This honor was in recognition of the influence Harry had in the subject of anesthesia. Harry is Tom’s dad.

  • @JEBBY123IFY
    @JEBBY123IFY 10 месяцев назад

    Hyperalgesia isn't from opiates! Look at the data! What bullshit! The problem is we can't get our meds or they're cut down and not managed. 0.002% of all patients?? This is desperate from the CDC trying to walk back their disasterous stupidity

  • @ree22673
    @ree22673 Год назад

    I was lucky I could see that my son was coming and my husband wouldn’t be in our lives but we are in a green and lovely pasture, more happy than ever! I was at the hospital on the most emotional day of my life after a missed miscarriage because of what my husband had done to me 2 weeks prior to that date. I felt what he did was not fair to me. But on that table in a subconscious mind, I worked it all out I guess! I solved the whole situation by creating a scenario where I got my son back in 2 years, taught the biggest lesson to that man by taking him to another world and he left on his own, and then I realised it was very important for me to be in that situation so I work things out. I’m not sure if there is a way of deep meditation to get into that state. But that is the most beautiful way to go and work things out and come back to normal life to make things happen the way you want it. Fast forward 5 years from that date, all that I saw in my near future has come true in real life. I had the best job, made money on my own, bought houses and felt like I was able to do miracles through prayer, year after year I got what I wanted as I knew deep inside what I saw was getting into reality. I want to go back to that state again. Does it have time limit? I would love some anaesthesia to work out the next five years but the brain should go through trauma to get to the survival state. And we need to choose to come back and do what we see. Also, I’m able to have a unique ability since then to predict near future events before they just occur (like within a week or day).

  • @PowerUpJohn
    @PowerUpJohn Год назад

    What is used instead of Ketamine for systemic pain control in opioid free general anesthesia in people unable to take it due to major adverse reactions like Ketamine induced hypertensive crisis?

  • @russchadwell
    @russchadwell Год назад

    Way toooooo many ums and uhs. Uh, uh, um, um

  • @anastasiashnitser569
    @anastasiashnitser569 Год назад

    Hi

  • @ashishkatiyar4240
    @ashishkatiyar4240 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏

  • @dic5822
    @dic5822 Год назад

    Use only intrathecal morfin, fentanyl in SAB combined with premed dexametasone post op ketorolac, Parasetamol, metoclopramid is enough for pain and vomit post op Sectio.

  • @dic5822
    @dic5822 Год назад

    I use combine spinal with sedation propofol for lower operation and tiva TCI propofol and remifentanil for upper operation.

  • @jamesmcconnell2473
    @jamesmcconnell2473 Год назад

    We'd prefer our doctors believe in fibromyalgia right? Support groups suggest you ask them . My initial physician didn't. Said it doesn't show up on labs or imaging . The problem with me getting angry. This same doctor would treat my caudia equina issue with two needle procedures over ten days . This easily could have turned into be a life time of adhesive arachnoiditis. Asking about believing in FM is misleading. That's not a point to make a judgement .

  • @malinyamato
    @malinyamato 2 года назад

    great introl.... I have just started applying AI to intensive care at KI

  • @dic5822
    @dic5822 2 года назад

    I use Tiva combine with SAB for one day care operation with spontaneus breath. And SAB combined with intubation Propofol + N20 to give periodic apnea for RIRS to shoot the urine tract stone is only 5 dolars for propofol versus isoflurane 160 dolars for 4 hours operation in indonesia

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  • @rohitkanoriya8494
    @rohitkanoriya8494 2 года назад

    Rohit*0Use the edit icon to pin, add or delete clips.,+1998!(#)

  • @glennelliott708
    @glennelliott708 2 года назад

    proud of my cousin

  • @thrivikramatantry5407
    @thrivikramatantry5407 2 года назад

    At least in days when indian articles were rarely accepted in Anesthesia And Analgesia, I am proud to see our professor as in the CHAIR.. sir I am proud of you!! Dr TP Tantry. Mangalore…

  • @wbyfaith8974
    @wbyfaith8974 2 года назад

    This maybe for some but not for all!

  • @jefferymann6890
    @jefferymann6890 2 года назад

    😇 Promo-SM!!!

  • @xChickenoftheSeax
    @xChickenoftheSeax 3 года назад

    Thank you all for your time in providing this insightful and lucid discussion of recent developments in perioperative organ protection. I learned a lot and, as with any quality discussion, I am left with more questions than I started with. I eagerly await the results of your future research endeavors!

  • @bejoyabr
    @bejoyabr 3 года назад

    Pive half life

  • @sinenomine7405
    @sinenomine7405 3 года назад

    Mdma cant really be abused like say heroin. There is only so much serotonin in the brain so doing it day after day would loose its effets and deplete serotonin.

  • @Abcded11
    @Abcded11 3 года назад

    Respect

  • @nafiulalamkhan9916
    @nafiulalamkhan9916 3 года назад

    Very helpful for paediatric anaesthesia.. Thank you very much

  • @opioid.free.anesthesia
    @opioid.free.anesthesia 3 года назад

    Great to see ketamine mentioned in this presentation. Used 3 minutes pre-incision 50 mg ketamine since 1992 followed by local analgesia for more than 6,000 outpatients without a single pain or PONV hospital admission. Aside from natural body orifice surgery, all other surgeries go through the skin & subcutaneous spaces. Regional anesthesia with tumescent solution is possible for all surgeries. doi: 10.1046/j.1524-4725.2000.00074.x. #goldilocksfoundation

  • @ruchikulshreshtha8580
    @ruchikulshreshtha8580 3 года назад

    Hi! I am a young engineering student , researching on the same subject. Could you provide here the complete talk , it would be really useful.

  • @hazemyassen2564
    @hazemyassen2564 4 года назад

    Great

  • @NNN_613
    @NNN_613 4 года назад

    Fascinating stuff, thanks.

  • @jpasltd60
    @jpasltd60 4 года назад

    Yes, all nociception monitors have limitations. And it is important to recognise those. But do not forget the current method of the anaesthetist using surrogate markers is exceptionally poor at quantifying nociception and than administering analgesia. It is literally like flipping a coin. Since I have already transitioned to Opioid Free Anaesthesia/Analgesia I trial the ANI presently to titrate my adjuvant analgesia. Presently I am more confident in my opioid free multimodal adjuvant anaesthesia/analgesia technique than the nociception monitors. I use all multimodal adjuvants i.e lignocaine, Mg, esmolol, dexmedetomidine, ketamine started pre-emptively before LA infiltration, LA +/- regional either major neuraxial or peripheral blocks with propofol TIVA +/- low dose volatiles <0.3 MAC in long cases for propofol sparing leading to rapid emergence.Presently my current success rate with OFA through-out the whole perioperative period is just over 90%. I use EEG guided depth of anaesthesia for every case (presence of moderate amplitudes, variability, SEF<22Hz, slow waves , sleep spindles & always aim to avoid burst suppression) and also use the DSA which is essential when using multimodal adjuvant anaesthesia/analgesia as each hypnotic drug has its own drug signature. I sincerely hope the use of the DSA is widely available to precisely tailor the multimodal adjuvant anaesthesia/analgesia.

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  • @ZH-pi5wq
    @ZH-pi5wq 4 года назад

    I’m a new IONM tech. This was very helpful. Thank you.

  • @Tracks777
    @Tracks777 5 лет назад

    amazing stuff

  • @waiki8223
    @waiki8223 5 лет назад

    So glad to be able to see this video from the session I attended back in May in MTL!!! Thank you IARS!

  • @ericgross3009
    @ericgross3009 5 лет назад

    Always a pleasure to meet and discuss the anesthesia specialty with so many talented researchers at this meeting. See everyone in San Francisco for 2020!