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The PADDI trial by Dr. Matthew Vella @mjv.igee PADDI (The Perioperative ADministration of Dexamethasone and [...]
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by Dr. Matthew Vella Title: Neurodevelopmental outcome at 5 years of age after general anaesthesia [...]
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I remember one stressful case of a patient who was septic, and suffering a post [...]
You induce a 60yo male for an aorto-bifemoral bypass with severe leg claudication. He has [...]
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Anaesthesia Medical Elective Rotation Welcome to anaesthesia! Your anaesthesia rotation will be one of the [...]
How to succeed on your anaesthesia rotation I remember the nervous excitement of my first [...]
Imagine it’s your first month in anaesthesia. 30mins into an elective laparoscopic cholecystectomy your consultant [...]
Why do we do what we do and why that makes us a big deal [...]
The other side of the blood brain barrier When I first began anaesthesia training, I [...]
When you first arrive in theatre it is reasonably rare that everything isn’t ready for [...]
What’s so special about anaesthesia meds? Anaesthesia medications are some of the most effective and [...]
What is the preoperative assessment and what is its purpose? A consultation performed by an [...]
I highly recommend keeping an Anaesthesia logbook! Why? You are able to keep track of [...]
Click here to download this as a PDF file. Aim To give you a step [...]
Aim: To give you a grasp of the important valve lesions, identify severity and how [...]
After you have performed your first 1000 or so inductions in anaesthesia you’ll probably realise [...]
This exam is the final exam which anaesthesia trainees must pass prior to gaining specialist [...]
This exam is an incredibly challenging exam that requires a large amount of time, effort, [...]
Love them or loathe them, the cover letter is an essential component of your application [...]
Every year selection committees for critical care jobs receive hundreds of Resumes/curriculum vitae’s (CVs) from [...]
References are arguably the most important element of your job application. While the CV and [...]
Tips and tricks to maximise your potential for this exam There’s few times in your [...]
Click to download this as a PDF Document Primary Exam This gruelling exam is a [...]
Navigating a new career path can be daunting. This is especially true for junior doctors [...]
The idea of contributing to medical research typically evokes a strong range of reactions from [...]
Critical care disciplines, especially anaesthesia, are becoming increasingly popular. It is now commonplace for Australian [...]
Click to download this as a PDF Document Objectives Define pain Explore how it is [...]
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Click to download this as a PDF Document Objectives To develop a thorough system for [...]
This exam is one of the most gruelling exams of all the medical specialties. Check [...]
A brief introduction to the critical signals beyond what you can see Most anaesthetists probably [...]
How to increase your learning curve when there are limited learning opportunities It seems that [...]
Surgery is such a complex field with immense variability in every patient. The ACS NSQIP [...]
Whether you are a medical student just starting on your anaesthesia journey or an experienced [...]
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