Perioperative multidisciplinary planning is essential for children with anorectal malformations. Associated anomalies often need thorough preoperative evaluation. Start here. 📋 O. Duffy et al. #BJAEd #PaediatricAnaesthesia www.bjaed.org/article/S205...

Does time of day change how anaesthetic drugs act? And do those drugs disrupt patients' circadian clock and sleep? G. Warman et al. explain. 🕐 #BJAEd #PeriopMed www.bjaed.org/article/S205...

Do fixed ICP and CPP thresholds suit every patient with TBI? M.P. Plummer et al. explain more in #BJAEd. 🧠 #NeuroCritCare www.bjaed.org/article/S205...

How can anaesthetic technique affect the success of a diagnostic bronchoscopy? B. Stretch et al. explain the cough reflex and why inhibiting it matters. 🫁 #BJAEd #Bronchoscopy www.bjaed.org/article/S205...

🎯 Targeting blood pressure and carbon dioxide tension optimises cerebral perfusion for patients undergoing stroke thrombectomy. Which values to aim for? M. Elwishi et al. set them out. #BJAEd #Neuroanaesthesia www.bjaed.org/article/S205...

This excellent new #BJAEd article by Elwishi & colleagues, on Anaesthesia for Stroke Thrombectomy is available to read now: www.bjaed.org/article/S205...

🧠 GA or conscious sedation for stroke thrombectomy: does the choice change functional outcomes? M. Elwishi et al. on choosing a technique. #BJAEd #Neuroanaesthesia #Stroke www.bjaed.org/article/S205...

🔍 Common pitfall in the ESP block: mistaking the rib for the transverse process. This month’s #BJAEd article walks you from rib to costotransverse junction to transverse process. Sequential identification improves accuracy.
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#POCUS #FOAMed

📊 Often the most misunderstood area of QI is the measurement. In this month’s #BJAEd: planning data collection, analysing variation, and reporting QI data so it changes practice.
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#QualityImprovement