Publications
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 "Optimal perioperative care of infants and children requires proximate availability of qualified medical personnel and contemporary equipment designed specifically for this purpose...." |
 Intubation 101: What to Do & What Can Go Wrong
Graham E. Snyder, MD
"I spent the first four months of my emergency medicine residency slowly but steadily working myself into a nervous frenzy. Not because of the stress of being a young doctor, not because of the impending doom I faced from paying back my student loan debt, and not even because I was a southern boy thrust into the big city (NYC). But because, as ashamed as I am to admit it, I couldn't intubate...." |
 Reducing the risk of laryngoscopy in anaesthesitised infants
"All patients were nursed in isolation rooms. All patients had positive antibody tests. The ICU pool ventilators were used in nearly all hospitals; in one, a dedicated ventilator was used for patients with AIDS. Thcre was information about thc time between initiation of treatmeni and admission to the ICU in 18 of the cases. In only one case was the admission time greater than 7 days. This patient died. There was no discernible difference in the treatment-to-admission times between the survivors and nonsurvivors in this limited group." |
