The SSAI2017 talks
The talks from the 34th iteration of the biannual scientific meeting of the Scandinavian Society for Anaesthesia and Intensive care are now online.
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Ketamine anaesthesia – mechanisms and current practice | Jonas Åkeson at SSAI2017
A talk by Jonas Åkeson from SSAI2017
The RRT catheter – placement comes first | Miklós Lipcsey at SSAI2017
A talk by Miklós Lipcsey from SSAI2017
Acute pain after surgery – lessons learned from the last decade | Stephan Schug at SSAI2017
A talk by Stephan Schug from SSAI2017
Reducing hospital mortality by systematic early warning scoring | Gitte Bunkenborg at SSAI2017
A talk by Gitte Bunkenborg from SSAI2017
Long time survival and morbidity after CRRT | Claire Rimes-Stigare at SSAI2017
A talk by Claire Rimes-Stigare from SSAI2017
Does the anaesthesiologist make a difference? A tricky example with a retracted article | Andrew Klein at SSAI2017
A talk by Andrew Klein from SSAI2017
Postoperative AKI | Max Bell at SSAI2017
A talk by Max Bell from SSAI2017
Ketamine analgesia – current practice and emerging concepts | Jan Persson at SSAI2017
A talk by Jan Persson from SSAI2017
Transpulmonary driving pressure determined by a PEEP step – a new simple method for separating lung and chest wall mechanics | Ola Stenqvist at SSAI2017
A talk by Ola Stenqvist from SSAI2017
Spins, lies and truths – obsevational data in medicine and anesthesiology | Brian Sites at SSAI2017
A talk by Brian Sites from SSAI2017
PRO: Should we transport patients in cardiac arrest to the hospital or stay on scene? | Sten Rubertsson at SSAI2017
A talk by Sten Rubertsson from SSAI2017
CON: Should we transport patients in cardiac arrest to the hospital or stay on scene? | Hans Friberg at SSAI2017
A talk by Hans Friberg from SSAI2017