Enflurane is an inhaled drug used for general anesthesia.1 It is a clear, colorless, stable liquid often sold under the ...

In the age of the Internet and other types of innovative technology, digital health care solutions are becoming widespread.1 These ...

When humans are responsible for performing a task or making a decision, there is always a certain level of “human ...

Anesthesiology is a field with a number of subspecialties, including cardiac, obstetric, pediatric, geriatric, neurologic, regional, critical care and pain ...

Anesthesia machines are a complex array of mechanical, electrical, and digital components. The safety of anesthesia administration relies on both ...

Ketamine is a well-known drug used to induce anesthesia and reduce pain in humans and animals.1 People also use ketamine ...

The term “locum tenens” comes from Latin, meaning to “hold one’s place.” Traditionally, locum tenens doctors were hired on a ...

In 2017, 86.3 percent of adults in the United States reported that they drank alcohol at some point in their ...

Preoperative assessment and preparation are vital to successful anesthesia administration, reduced intraoperative complications and rapid postoperative recovery.1 However, in cases ...

In the future, if humans embark on more prolonged journeys into space, the crews manning the ships will need to ...

Physician training involves many years of education and work, including a minimum of four years of medical school, three to ...

General anesthesia medications are split into two main categories, based on route of administration: injectable or inhaled.1 Injectable anesthetics can ...

The Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation (APSF) was founded in 1985 as the first of patient safety organizations formed as an ...

The evolution of artificial intelligence is leading to a paradigm shift in the healthcare sector. This change has largely been ...