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Introductory orientation fo new CA1 Residents
The Anesthesia department hosted an Introductory Orientation for the new CA1 residents. The orientation, titled Procedural Training for Central Venous Line Placement This Introductory Orientation day focused on getting CA1 residents comfortable with basic tasks such as IV, A-line, Airway intubations and Central line placements This overview helps residents hit the OR and facilitates their performance in the high-stress environment of the operating rooms.
1 Jul 2020
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White Coats for Black Lives
Our department was represented at Saturday’s White Coats for Black Lives demonstration. Around 300 doctors took a knee in front of the Yale School of Medicine to demonstrate their solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. Another 280 tuned in via Zoom to show support. Learn more about White Coats for Black Lives, go to https://whitecoats4blacklives.org
20 Jun 2020
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Nalini Vadivelu was featured in international quarterly newsletter, “Voices of Vellore” for her donation of approximately 20,000 US dollars worth of GLA Masks.
Nalini Vadivelu was feathered in international quarterly newsletter, “Voices of Vellore” for her donation of approximately 20,000 US dollars worth of GLA Masks.
3 May 2020
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Yale Researchers Develop Multi-Patient Ventilators
Two research teams at Yale are trying something different. The lab of Laura Niklason, MD, PhD, and the Coalition for Health Innovation in Medical Emergencies (CHIME), a multidisciplinary group that came together in March to address innovations related to COVID-19, are developing ways to allow a ventilator to treat multiple patients at a time.
15 Apr 2020
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Luiz Maracaja MD was interviewed by Fox 61 reporter Tony Terzi to find out more about his new face shield design.
Luiz Maracaja MD was interviewed by Fox 61 reporter Tony Terzi to find out more about his new face shield design. With shortages of PPE
13 Apr 2020
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Gianna Credaroli is a chemical engineer at BASF, Donating & Delivering a PPE donation to the department.
Gianna Credaroli is a chemical engineer at BASF. She is the sister of Yale Anesthesiology resident Ellesse Credaroli MD. Gianna has worked with her company to secure PPE donations for the Department of Anesthesiology. The photo below shows Terrence Feldheim MD and Hesham Ezz MD delivering the PPE donation to the department.
10 Apr 2020
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The scary reason quality sleep is more important than you think
Sadly, reports chronicling America’s collective and extended battle with chronic insomnia nearly outpace the blossoming mass of academic papers detailing just how important quality sleep really is. In addition to the immediate cognitive benefits, like focus retention, stress reduction, and improved mood, a new study presented by experts at Boston University posits that an imperative toxin cleansing process that occurs during NREM could drastically lessen one’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease down the line.
Source: theladders.com
6 Mar 2020
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The Departments of Anesthesiology and Neurology hosts: “Perivascular Spaces in the Brain & Contributions to Pathology of Cerebral Small Vessel Disease”
The Departments of Anesthesiology and Neurology hosts: “Perivascular Spaces in the Brain & Contributions to Pathology of Cerebral Small Vessel Disease”
12 Feb 2020
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Dr. Jodi Sherman speaks at the 2020 Clinical Climate Change Conference
More than 150 clinicians and allied health professionals from across the country came together on Friday, January 24, 2020
6 Feb 2020
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The Anesthesiology department hosts it's annual Hands-on Resident Airway Workshop.
The Anesthesia department conducted this year’s Resident Airway Workshop.
16 Jan 2020
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Urogynecology Global Health Initiative (UGHI) Dominican Republic Nov 16-24, 2019
Urogynecology Global Health Initiative (UGHI) Dominican Republic Nov 16-24, 2019
12 Dec 2019
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- 2019 & 2020 J.S. Gravenstein Lifetime achievement award recipients
Every year the Society for Technology in Anesthesia honors an individual with the J.S. Gravenstein Lifetime achievement award. this year Jan Ehrenwerth is the recipient of the award, Kirk Shelley well be the 2020 awardee. It is the society's highest and most prestigious award.
6 Dec 2019
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This year‘s ASA Top 12 Medically Challenging Cases featured our very own Dan Carlyle.
This year‘s ASA Top 12 Medically Challenging Cases featured our very own Dan Carlyle. Dans presentation was titled, “Mediastinal Mass in Third Trimester” and was presented on the MED Talks On the Smart Stage in Exhibit Hall C.
29 Oct 2019
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Dr. Hosni Mikhael, medical mission to Lusaka, Zambia in June of 2019.
Dr. Hosni Mikhael, walking with lions at a safari in Livingstone, Zambia. Dr. Mikhael went on a medical mission to Lusaka, Zambia in June of 2019.
4 Oct 2019
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New manuscript published in the next issue of Anesthesiology
New manuscript published in the next issue of Anesthesiology: Miriam Treggiari MD, PhD,
30 Sep 2019
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This past weekend the Department of Anesthesiology held the Fourth Annual Anesthesiology Celebration of Research.
This past weekend the Department of Anesthesiology held the Fourth Annual Anesthesiology Celebration of Research.
25 Sep 2019
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First faculty engagement social event at the Blake hotel
This summer was the first first faculty engagement social event at the Blake hotel
13 Sep 2019
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Fourth Annual Anesthesiology Department Celebration of Research Will Be Sept. 20-21
Renowned neuro-anesthesiologist and researcher George Mashour, MD PhD, the Bert N. Lau Professor of Anesthesiology Research and Associate Dean at University of Michigan Medical School, will be the keynote speaker.
4 Sep 2019
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Building Lung Capacity, Lung-first
The disembodied living lungs in one Yale researcher’s lab show that a standalone bioengineered lung is well along the road to reality.
Source: Yale Medicine Magazine
7 Aug 2019
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Healthcare industry is a major source of harmful emissions
Climate change presents an unprecedented public health emergency and the global healthcare sector is contributing to the worldwide crisis, argues Jodi Sherman, M.D., associate professor of anesthesiology at the Yale School of Medicine in a commentary published Aug. 2 in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
5 Aug 2019