Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) Podcast Episode 53: Analgesia for C-section with Mike Hofkamp
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Aug 11, 2017 A practical tour of cesarean anesthesia, from deciding how urgently delivery must happen to choosing spinal, epidural, or general anesthesia. The discussion also tackles failed blocks, difficult airways in pregnancy, aspiration precautions, and the split between avoiding general anesthesia and using it when speed matters.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Indications for Caesarean Delivery
01:36 • 4min
Do I Need to Wait for C Section or Vaginal Delivery?
06:04 • 4min
Is There a Final Cutoff for a Cesarean Section?
09:47 • 2min
Are Urgent Cesarean Sections More Timely Than Others?
11:47 • 3min
Is It Possible to Induce a C-Section and Deliver a Baby in 10 Minutes?
15:07 • 2min
What Are the Goals of Labor Analgesia?
16:53 • 3min
The Worst Option Is Local Anesthesia
19:46 • 3min
Spinal Spira Failure
22:42 • 2min
Do You Use a Lower Dose of Local Aesthetic?
24:40 • 3min
Is There a Synergy Between Epinephrine and Fentanyl?
27:33 • 2min
The Single-Shot Spinal Epidural Technique
29:41 • 2min
Can I Do a Single Shot Spinal for C-Section?
32:04 • 3min
Use Epidurals for C-Sections
35:33 • 2min
Do You Ever Place an Epidural for a Spinal C-Section?
37:18 • 2min
Using a Labor Epidural for a C-Section Is There a Risk of Failure?
39:45 • 3min
Anesthesiology in the Age of General Anesthesia in a C-Section
42:59 • 3min
Should We Avoid General Anesthesia?
46:00 • 3min
Video Laryngoscopes Have Made a Difference in Pregnancy and Delivery
49:01 • 3min
Do You Have a Difficult Airway?
52:19 • 2min
Is There a Difference Between Preloading and Co-Loading?
54:27 • 3min
Do I Need Aspiration Prophylaxis if I Have a Repeat Cesarean Section?
57:51 • 2min
Acrack Podcast and Dr. Mike Hoffkamp
59:50 • 2min