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SAMBA Updates Upcoming Meeting

In the January 2022 issue of European Journal of Anaesthesiology, Frykholm P, et al. discussed pre-preoperative fasting for the pediatric patient...

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Discover the legacy of Dr. Bernard Wetchler, founding member of SAMBA, who pioneered ambulatory anesthesia and shaped the Society for Ambulatory...

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We would like members to meet fellow SAMBA members and highlight some of the work that they do for our specialty. Fred Shapiro, DO, FASA is on the...

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Explore the challenges and best practices of Non-Operating Room Anesthesia (NORA) in the ICU, enhancing anesthesiologist expertise in critical care...

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Discover SAMBA's President's Message on how simple eye masks reduce midazolam sedation needs during spinal anesthesia, enhancing patient comfort and...

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Discover SAMBA's President's Message on optimizing preoperative evaluations to reduce complications, improve outcomes, and enhance ambulatory...

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Explore SAMBA's President's Message on rethinking anesthesia dogma, airway management, and the role of neuromuscular blockers and sugammadex in safe...

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Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common arrhythmia in the perioperative period. In a study of 38,047 patients having non-cardiac surgery 11% had...

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Discover SAMBA Member Spotlight on Dr. Leopoldo Rodriguez, highlighting his leadership, ambulatory anesthesia expertise, and contributions to...

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Many of us work in a care team model. A true “care team model” includes all of the individuals who help deliver safe anesthesia care to...

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People who develop COVID-19 in the perioperative period are more likely to have complications and to die than people without the infection.1,2 One...

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As I write this, over 850,000 Americans have died of COVID-19. Over 5 ½ million individuals around the world have died, and 326 million have...

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