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Increased respiratory secretions during surgery represent a significant intraoperative challenge, with implications for airway patency, gas exchange, and postoperative pulmonary outcomes. Excessive secretions may obscure

Sevoflurane vs. isoflurane: these are two commonly used volatile anesthetic agents, each with distinct pharmacologic properties and clinical roles. Both have been used in pediatric

Shoulder surgery often produces significant postoperative pain due to the dense innervation of the shoulder joint and surrounding musculature. Effective anesthesia and analgesia are therefore

Diabetes mellitus has emerged as one of the most pressing public health challenges in the United States. Characterized by insulin production or insulin action that

Ambulatory surgery centers (ASC) emerged in the United States in response to the twin pressures of rising healthcare costs and growing patient demand for more

The growing use of neuraxial anesthesia techniques has led to increasing interest in the ergonomics and teamwork required for safe and effective technique.