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Many thanks from me. I have been learning it but did not seem to get that far in understanding things🎉

What simulator are you using for the anesthesia simulator?

For this simulation what simulator are you using? How much does it cost? I need this!

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Hi madam very good explanation

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Great video. Should have more views.

mam, someoneone is killing a bird in the background. Best of luck G*d bless

Thanks for the video 🙏. Do you primarily use the pump for propofol? Do you have any experience using the pump with Ketofol, if so what ratio of propofol to ketamine do you use?

Dear colleague Could you please make in real situation with opioid,hypnotic,myorelaxant, intubation so all your advice would be more appreciated by practitioners

Thanks for the great video's. Do you have experience with other TCi device as well?

What are your thoughts on using the bolus function on the machine? It can be accessed by clicking the button above the ? button

we request you to make out a video for Arcomed - Syramed uSP6000 TCI Pump

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Correction- in the parasternal view we see the antero septal and opposing inferno lateral myocardial walls.

is this dilated cardiomyopathy of LV with associated mitral insufficiency? also, nice to meet skittles. :)

Thanks for the video Dr. Kruger! As you know, we just got these pumps in Red Deer, and I will be giving a talk on the principles behind TCI; I hope you don't mind if I use this video as a practical approach on how to set it up. The meeting is over Zoom and I couldn't sneak a pump out of the hospital!! One comment. The "Ce" is not the central compartment (V1) concentration it is the "effect site" concentration. Generally in pharmacokinetics the central compartment is the plasma and thus the Cp on this pump is in fact the central compartment. The Ce was not originally included in the Marsh model, however it was then subsequently developed using a hysteresis curve with EEG signal of loss of consciousness as an end point. It is the most difficult part of pharmacokinetics in determining the "Keo" as the distribution of the drug from the central compartment to the effect site.

Is it possible to hand bolus with these pumps, and input the values into the pump? That way you can titrate the dose you want to bolus.

Before we discuss the images - The most likely differential diagnosis for hypoxia in this scenario from my perspective would be Tube migration with consequent endobronchial intubation pneumothorax atelectasis with inadequate PEEP others : aspiration, anaphylaxis lower down my list What did the images show? Most people that responded to the case identified that there was no slide on the right and thought we were looking at either a pneumo on the right or a left endobronchial intubation /So how to differentiate? think about that a bit- this will be important to consider clinically in future. Endobronchial intubation US features: Unventilated side - lung slide will be absent but you should still be able to see lung pulse and B lines and there would be no lung point.( in my experience the M Mode is still a see shore sign but I need to do more to be sure) Pneumothorax US features. Absence of all - slide, pulse and B lines M Mode is barcode/stratosphere. Presence of lung point is diagnostic. Our pt. Right lung demonstrates absent slide, pulse and B lines. We could not demonstrate lung point because of limited pt access but the M Mode was very suspicious of pneumothorax and surgeon confirmed this on enquiry. Diagnosis : Right pneumothorax.

lplease note error slide 7 SAx _ subcostal or parasternal long NOT apical 4