Anaesthesia For Emergency Care: Oxford Specialist Handbooks In Anaesthesia

Anaesthesia for Emergency Care is a comprehensive and practical guide to the management of anaesthesia in emergency situations. This book is written by a team of experienced anaesthetists and provides evidence-based guidance on the management of a wide range of emergencies, including trauma, cardiac arrest, sepsis, and airway emergencies.

Anaesthesia for Emergency Care (Oxford Specialist Handbooks in Anaesthesia)

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The book is divided into five sections, each covering a different aspect of emergency anaesthesia. The first section covers the basics of emergency anaesthesia, including the assessment and management of the airway, the management of haemodynamic instability, and the use of monitoring. The second section covers specific emergencies, such as trauma, cardiac arrest, sepsis, and airway emergencies. The third section covers the management of pain in emergency situations. The fourth section covers the ethical and legal aspects of emergency anaesthesia. The fifth section covers the special considerations for anaesthesia in specific patient populations, such as children, the elderly, and the pregnant patient.

Anaesthesia for Emergency Care is an essential resource for anaesthetists, emergency physicians, and other healthcare professionals who manage emergencies. This book provides comprehensive and practical guidance on the management of a wide range of emergencies, and is an invaluable tool for anyone who wants to improve their skills in emergency anaesthesia.