SEE 33B Overview

09/25/17 • 11 min

Regina Y. Fragneto, M.D., SEE editor-in-chief, and Robert L. Hsiung, M.D., a member of the SEE Editorial Board, provide a glimpse at the broad array of topics in this issue that the editors found particularly intriguing. They also discuss in more depth two studies highlighting drugs commonly used in anesthesia that are now being utilized to treat postoperative nausea and vomiting.

Duration: 11:09

Duration: 11:09

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SEE 33A: A Closer Look

Robert L. Hsiung, M.D., a member of the SEE Editorial Board, discusses one item he found particularly interesting in SEE 33A, which summarizes a study from Anesthesiology® on risk factors for severe arterial line complications in adults.

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SEE 34A Overview

In this podcast, Regina Y. Fragneto, M.D., SEE editor-in-chief, describes highlights from this volume, including the impact of anesthesia provider handoffs on patient outcomes and the effects of low-dose versus high-dose intrathecal morphine for analgesia following cesarean delivery. In addition, Robert L. Hsiung, M.D., a member of the SEE Editorial Board, is joined by Michael Kushelev, M.D., one of the SEE question writers, to discuss a recent study comparing brachial plexus blockade to local anesthetic infiltration for primary arteriovenous fistula creation.

Duration: 9:22