Anaesthesia oral examination

Anaesthesia suitable for prolonged bronchoscopic examination.

A technique of combined general and topical anaesthesia is described involving spontaneous ventilation. Patients aged 46 to 76 were examined in this way for periods varying between 5 and 25 minutes. Carbon dioxide elimination was satisfactory in all but 2 of 18 patients, and these 2 are discussed in detail. Capillary oxygen tension was maintained at a level of over 75 mm. Hg throughout all 11 e...

REGIONAL ANAESTHESIA New oral anticoagulants and regional anaesthesia

Editor’s key points † Novel oral anticoagulants have been approved recently that impact the performance of regional anaesthesia. † Recommendations differ in their guidance on timing for regional anaesthesia relative to anticoagulant discontinuation and resumption. † Anaesthetists must balance the risks of bleeding with thrombotic complications based on drug pharmacokinetics and patient-dependen...

Final Oral Examination

Notes for Oral Examination Presentation

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The Final Oral Examination for

Networked control systems (NCSs) present many advantages such as easy installation and maintenance, flexible layouts and structures of components, and efficient allocation and distribution of resources. Consequently, they find potential applications in a variety of emerging industrial systems including multi-agent systems, power grids, tele-operations and cyberphysical systems. The study of NCS...