Cardiac tamponade may occur if blood or other fluid collects within the pericardium, compressing the heart. Drainage via percutaneous pericardiocentesis may be indicated, especially if the patient is unstable prior to definitive treatment. [More…]
International Anesthesia Research Society
This activity will introduce you to the basics of using electroencephalography (EEG) to recognize the altered states of arousal caused by commonly used anesthetic drugs. See the new IARS CME activity at EEG for Anesthesia!
Supported by an educational grant from Masimo Corporation.
