“Synergy” Between Anesthetic Agents
Drug interactions occur when one drug influences the behavior and effects of another, potentially enhancing or diminishing their effects or creating new therapeutic or adverse outcomes. Clinicians must be aware of drug interactions, especially during the perioperative...
Management of Patient Movement Under Sedation
Patient movement under sedation is a significant concern during procedures that require precise technique or that can be harmful to patients if disrupted. Managing this issue is crucial to ensure a safe, smooth, and successful procedure. Sedation is the...
New CPT Codes for Pain Medicine
The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) system, maintained by the American Medical Association (AMA), is a set of codes used by healthcare professionals to document medical services and procedures for billing and insurance purposes 1. CPT codes are essential for...
IV Location for Anesthesia
Intravenous (IV) access is a fundamental component of modern anesthesia practice, providing a critical route for the administration of anesthetic agents, fluids, and medications 1. The selection of an IV location for anesthesia significantly impacts the efficacy,...
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