Anes2013 Pocket Guide Final

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Dear Colleague:Welcome to San Francisco and theANESTHESIOLOGY2013 annual meeting.

John M. Zerwas, M.D.

Audre A. Bendo, M.D.

John M. Zerwas, M.D.

ASA President

Audre A. Bendo, M.D.

Annual Meeting Chair


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INFORMATION AND SERVICES

General Hours.............. 3

ASA Help Line .............. 3

Medical/Emergency & First Aid Services .... 4

ASA Services Directory .......... 6

SCHEDULE BY DAY KEY GUIDE .............. 11 Friday, October 11 ............ 12 Saturday, October 12 .......... 12

Sunday, October 13 ............ 28

Monday, October 14............ 44

Tuesday, October 15 ........... 58

Wednesday, October 16 .......... 74

MEDICAL/RESIDENT COMPONENT PROGRAM ... 78

ASA GOVERNANCE SCHEDULE ........ 80

EXHIBITOR LIST .............. 89

FLOOR PLANS .............. 96

TABLE OF CONTENTS


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GENERAL HOURS

REGISTRATION HOURS

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 | 3:00-7:00 P.M.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12-TUESDAY, OCTOBER 157:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 | 7:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M.

GENERAL SESSIONS

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 | 7:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 | 7:00 A.M.-5:15 P.M.MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 | 7:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 | 7:00 A.M.-4:45 P.M.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 | 8:00-11:30 A.M.

EXHIBIT HOURS

MOSCONE SOUTH, HALLS A-CSATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 | 11:00 A.M.-6:15 P.M.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 | 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M.MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 | 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.

INTERNATIONAL ATTENDEE SERVICE CENTER

MOSCONE NORTH, HALL DFRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 | 3:00-7:00 P.M.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12-TUESDAY, OCTOBER 157:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.

ASA RESOURCE CENTERS

MOSCONE SOUTH, UPPER LOBBYMOSCONE NORTH, LOWER LOBBYFRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 | 3:00-7:00 P.M.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12TUESDAY, OCTOBER 157:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.

PRESENTER READY ROOM

MOSCONE NORTH, ROOM 120FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 | 3:00-7:00 P.M.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 157:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 | 7:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M.

PRESS ROOM

MOSCONE NORTH, ROOM 112DAILY NEWS

MOSCONE NORTH, ROOM 111

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 | 12:00-5:00 P.M.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12-MONDAY, OCTOBER 148:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 | 8:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.

ASA HELP LINE

For any questions or to contact ASA call the ASA helpline. Ifyou are away from the convention center and need to contactASA during registration hours, please call 415-978-3500.Within the convention center, ASA maintains a helpline(ext. 3500) to meet any attendee requests.


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EMERGENCY PROCEDURES, MEDICAL CARE, FIRST-AID OFFICES

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY - Dial 511

In the event of an emergency, there are two options in theMoscone North, South and West buildings:

1. Pick up any house phone located throughout the building

and dial 511 to contact the security control room.2. Speak slowly and clearly3. Tell the person in the control room: a. There is a medical emergency b. The location of the emergency c. Prepare yourself to answer general questions

as to the condition of the person4. Wait at the location for emergency personnel to arrive.5. Direct them to the emergency.

There are 107 PERS stations throughout the facility and alllocations are monitored at the security control room, allowingfacility staff to identify the exact location of any emergency.Each station is equipped with pull handles designated byFIRE, POLICE and MEDICAL in the South Hall or FIRE,POLICE/MEDICAL in the Esplanade and North halls.

PERS Station Activation Procedures

1. Go to the PERS station closest to the emergency

2. Pull the handle appropriate to the emergency (fire, police or medical)3. Open the door adjacent to the pull station and lift the red emergency phone.4. Wait for an answer

5. Calmly explain the emergency6. Replace the receiver after reporting the emergency7. If safe, wait at the PERS station for emergency personnel

to arrive. Direct them to the emergency.

In the event of multiple PERS station activations, calls will bequeued in order or transferred to 911 if necessary. Do nothang up or activate another PERS station.

Security Office: 415-974-4021

FIRST-AID OFFICE LOCATIONS

All First-Aid offices will be opened during meeting event hours

South Building first-aid officeExhibit level near Room 106 | Phone: 415-974-4090

North Building first-aid officeExhibit level near Room 124 | Phone: 415-974-4096

Esplanade first-aid officeEsplanade level near Room 300 | Phone: 415-974-4092

West Building first-aid office1st floor near Howard St. entrance | Phone: 415-974-4159


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Need to join?

Look for your e-mail fromPathable to registeror visit the PathableCounter in Moscone

South, Concourse.

Join in the conversation atThe ANESTHESIOLOGY 2013 Online Community


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ASA SERVICE DIRECTORY

Abstract Posters (e-Posters) Moscone South, Gateway Ballroom, Room 104

Affiliate Event Kiosk Moscone South Concourse

American Board of Anesthesiology (ABA) Moscone South Upper Lobby

ASA Charitable Foundation Moscone North Lower Lobby

Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation (APSF) Moscone North Lower Lobby

Anesthesia Quality Institute (AQI) Moscone North Lower Lobby

ASA Advocacy Moscone South Upper Lobby and Booth #1705 (Halls A-C)

ASA Bistro and Restaurant Services Moscone South Halls A-C

ASA Communications Moscone South Upper Lobby

ASA Connection Lounges 1 & 2 Moscone South Halls A-C

ASA Education Center Moscone South Upper Lobby

ASA Information Center Moscone North Lower Lobby

ASA Member Services Moscone South Upper Lobby

ASA Online Community Information/Help Moscone South Concourse

ASA Retail Store Moscone South Upper Lobby

Career Connection Moscone South Hall A


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CME Stations (SUNDAY-TUESDAY) Moscone North & South Upper Lobby

Email Stations Moscone South, Halls A-C and Moscone North Concourse

e-Poster On Demand Stations Moscone North Concourse

Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research (FAER) Moscone North Lower Lobby

Global Humanitarian Foundation Moscone North Lower Lobby

Hope For The Warriors Moscone North Concourse

House of Delegates/Reference Committees Moscone West, 3rd Level

Individual Itineraries & Receipts Moscone North Upper Lobby, at Registration

Industry Product Theater Moscone South Hall C

Journal ANESTHESIOLOGY Moscone South Upper Lobby

Lifebox Moscone North Lower Lobby

Lost & Found Moscone North Upper Lobby

Luggage/Bag Storage Moscone North Upper Lobby

Medically Challenging Cases Moscone South Room 300

New Product Showcase Moscone South Hall B

New Orleans - ANESTHESIOLOGY 2014 Moscone South Concourse

PBLDs Moscone North Hall D


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Press Room Moscone North Room 112, 415-978-3501 orext.3501

Presenter Ready Room Moscone North Room 120, 415-978-3502 orext.3502

RCL Download Stations Moscone North Concourse

Ribbons Moscone North Upper Lobby at Registration

Run For The Warriors Booth: Saturday, Moscone South ConcourseRun: Sunday at Brannan Street Warf, Embarcadero Promenadebetween Pier 30-32 and Pier 38.Shuttle Service: will be provided at 6:30 A.M. for the Run ForThe Warriorsparticipants from the following shuttle pick-uplocations: San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Hilton San FranciscoUnion Square, and Stanford Court, A Renaissance Hotel.

Scientific and Educational Exhibits Moscone South Hall A

Session Product Locators Moscone North Concourse

Shuttle Bus Moscone Center Pickup Locations Moscone Center North/South entrance, located on Howard St,between 3rd St. and 5th St.

State and Regional Caucuses and ASA Committee Meetings Marriott Marquis and Moscone Center

Stop Smoking For Surgery Moscone South Concourse

Taxi Services Moscone South

Tours Departures Moscone South Entrance/Howard Street

Welcome Reception Moscone South Halls A-C


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Wood-Library Museum (WLM) Moscone North Lower Lobby

Workshops Moscone South - East & West Mezzanine andMoscone West 3rd Level

WiFi Throughout Moscone Center

BUSINESS SERVICESThe business centers are located in three different locations one in each building.

The business center in Moscone South is located on the lower level adjacent to the entrance of Hall C. The business center in Moscone North center is located on the lower level under the escalators

adjacent to Room 130.

The business center in Moscone West is located on the lobby level near the Howard Street entrance.

All of them offer an array of business services and products tailored to meet your needs. The business centers provideUPS shipping services only. The nearest Fedex drop-off locations are at the Marriott Marquis and W Hotel, and thenearest full-service ship center for Fedex is located at 510 Bryant Street.

Business center hours: 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. | Phone: (415) 974-4080 | Fax: (415) 974-4065


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ASA Resource Center

MOSCONE SOUTH, UPPER LOBBY

& MOSCONE NORTH, LOWER LOBBY

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 | 3:00-7:00 P.M.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 | 7:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.


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LEARNING TRACK CODES

AM Ambulatory Anesthesia

CA Cardiac Anesthesia

CC Critical Care Medicine

FA Fundamentals of Anesthesiology

NA Neuroanesthesia

OB Obstetric AnesthesiaPN Pain Medicine

PD Pediatric Anesthesia

PI Professional Issues

NA Neuroanesthesia

RA Reginal Anesthesia and Acute Pain

SESSION CODES

CF Clinical Forums

OR Oral Presentations

PN Panels (90-Minute and 120-Minute)PC Point-Counterpoint Sessions

PD Poster Discussions

PO Poster Presentations

L- Problem-Based Learning Discussions

100, 200, 300,400, 500

Refresher Course Lectures

RM Resident and Medical Student Activities

SPE Special Events

600 Series Subspecialty Panels

800 Series, AW,DW, CA

Workshops: AW: Flexible Endoscopy for LungIsolation DW: Basic Adult Flexible FiberopticIntubation CA: Cadaver

FUNCTIONS IN MOSCONE SOUTH:

Moscone South, Upper LobbyMoscone South, Lower LobbyMoscone South, Halls A-CMoscone South, Gateway Ballroom Rooms 102-104Moscone South, Esplanade Ballroom Rooms 300-310Moscone South, East Mezzanine, Rooms 200-238Moscone South, West Mezzanine, Rooms 250-276Moscone South ConcourseFUNCTIONS IN MOSCONE NORTH:

Moscone North, Upper LobbyMoscone North, Lower LobbyMoscone North, Rooms 110-125, 130-135Moscone North, Hall DMoscone North ConcourseFUNCTIONS IN MOSCONE WEST: Moscone West, 3rd Floor, 3000-3024

FUNCTIONS IN MARRIOTT MARQUIS:

Yerba Buena Ballroom, Nob Hill, Lower LevelGolden Gate Ballroom, Laurel, Willow, Walnut, Juniper, Street LevelPacific Rooms, 4th Level & Sierra Rooms, 5th Level

SPECIAL DESIGNATION CODES

Ethics Session

Maintenance of Certification

Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia Portfolio

Educational Offerings with a Global Outreach Perspective


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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11

TIME TRACK SESSIONTYPE

SESSIONCODE

COURSE LOCATION

3:00-7:00 P.M. Registration Moscone North, Upper Lobby

ASA Resource Center Moscone South, Upper Lobby &Moscone North, Lower Lobby

International Attendee Services Center Hall D7:30-9:30 P.M. RM01 Residents and Medical Students Grassroots

SeminarMarriott Marquis, Golden Gate C2

9:00-11:00 P.M. RM02 Resident and Medical Student WelcomeReception

Marriott Marquis, Golden Gate B

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12

TIME TRACK SESSIONTYPE

SESSIONCODE

COURSE LOCATION

7:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Registration Moscone North, Upper Lobby

ASA Resource Center Moscone South, Lobby Level &Moscone North, Lower Lobby

International Attendee Services Center Hall D

Hope For The Warriors Run For The WarriorsSignup

Moscone North Concourse

7:00-8:15 A.M. AM SubspecialtyPanels

601 ASC Crisis Management (SAMBA) Room 132

FA SubspecialtyPanels

602 Perioperative Technology in the Age ofHealthcare Reform (STA)

Room 130

7:15-8:30 A.M. AM PBLD L-009 Cardiopulmonary Collapse During LaparoscopicNissen Fundoplication

Hall D


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CA PBLD L-011 Heparin Inducted Thrombocytopenia in the ICU:No Problem Anticoagulation for CardiopulmonaryBypass: Now What Do I Do?

Hall D

CC PBLD L-004 From ED to OR and ICU: PerioperativeManagement of the Patient With Septic Shock

Hall D

FA PBLD L-010 Anesthetic Options for Patients UndergoingDialysis Access Procedures

Hall D

OB PBLD L-006 She Was Advised Not to Get Pregnant and SheDid: Pulmonary Hypertension and Pregnancy

Hall D

PN PBLD L-003 A Trip to Neuroradiology: Just a StraightforwardVertebroplasty in the Special Procedures Suite

Hall D

PD PBLD L-008 A 32-Year-old Man With Duchenne MuscularDystrophy for Lithotripsy

Hall D

PI PBLD L-001 Substance Abuse Among Anesthesia Providers Hall D

PI PBLD L-002 Infection Prevention for the AnesthesiaProfessional: What is the Least I Should Know

and Why?

Hall D

PI PBLD L-012 DNR Orders for the Surgical Patient - Not SoSimple

Hall D

RA PBLD L-005 Opioid-induced Hyperalgesia Toleranceand Chronic Postsurgical Pain; a DilemmaComplicating Postoperative Pain Management

Hall D

8:00-9:00 A.M. RM03 Resident Oral Board Prep Marriott Marquis, Yerba BuenaSalon 7

AM PosterPresentations

P001-1a Ambulatory Anesthesia Room 104-Area A

AM RefresherCourseLecture

106 Current Controversies in Adult OutpatientAnesthesia-2013

Room 308-310


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CA RefresherCourseLecture

102 Update on Cardiac Anesthesia Room 134

CC RefresherCourseLecture

103 Transfusion Therapy: Optimal Use of BloodProducts

Room 135

FA Poster

Presentations

PO17-2a Respiration II Room 104-Area E

NA PosterPresentations

PO10-1a Experimental Neurosciences: Mechanisms I Room 104-Area C

NA RefresherCourseLecture

104 Physiological Monitoring of the Brain: WhatsNew AND Useful?

Room 121-122

PN PosterPresentations

PO03-2a Chronic and Cancer Pain: Basic Science Room 104-Area B

PN RefresherCourse

Lecture

101 Cancer Pain Management in 2013 Room 133

PI PosterPresentations

PO14-1a Patient Safety Practice Management Room 104-Area D

RA RefresherCourseLecture

105 Current Concepts and Controversies in AcutePain Management

Room 102

8:00-9:30 A.M. MCC01 Medically Challenging Cases Room 300

AM 90 MinutePanel

PN04 Monitored Anesthesia Care: Doing More PatientsWith Less Anesthesia

Room 304

CA 90 MinutePanel

PN06 The Forgotten Right Ventricle Room 307-309

FA 90 MinutePanel

PN03 Lessons Learned: Case Discussions From theAnesthesia Incident Reporting System

Room 303


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FA ClinicalForum

CF01 My Cirrhotic Patient Needs a Hip Replacement?! Room 131

NA 90 MinutePanel

PN01 Managing the Injured Brain: Voodoo, Zombiesand Science

Room 301

CA PosterDiscussions

PD04-1 Clinical Circulation Room 125

PN 90 Minute

Panel

PN05 Chronic Pain in Adolescents and Young Adults:

Challenges and Solutions

Room 306

PN PosterDiscussions

PD03-1 Chronic and Cancer Pain: Basic Science Room 124

RA 90 MinutePanel

PN02 Regional Anesthesia and Patients WithNeuropathy: Understanding the Risks to EnhanceSafety

Room 302

RA OralPresentations

OR16-2 Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain: AcutePostoperative Pain

Room 123

8:00-10:00 A.M. FA Special

Lectures

SPE01 WFSA International Panel: Drug Shortages,

Safety and Solutions: A Global Perspective

Room 103

PI 120 MinutePanel

PN69 Get Ready for Change Ahead: How and Why theABA and ACGME Are Redefining the Practice ofAnesthesiology

Room 305

8:00-10:30 A.M. FA Workshops-Clinical

DW01 Basic Adult Flexible Fiberoptic IntubationWorkshop

Room 250-262

8:00-11:00 A.M. RM04 Medical Student Workshop Off-site at UCSF

FA Workshops-Clinical

801 Statistics for Anesthesiologists Room 228-230

FA Workshops-Clinical 802 Workshop on Emergency Surgical AirwayManagement Using a Pig Trachea Model Room 3014-3016

PI Workshops-Clinical

803 Workshop on Preparing Submitting andModerating a Problem-Based LearningDiscussion

Room 3018


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8:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M.

PN CadaverWorkshops

CA01 Cadaver Workshop: Spinal Injections WithFluoroscopy: Basic Techniques

Room 3010-3012

PN CadaverWorkshops

CA02 Ultrasound Guided Injections: Basic Techniques Room 3006-3008

8:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. CA Workshops-Clinical

804 Basic TEE Workshop Room 200-212

9:00-10:00 A.M. RM05 Global Humanitarian Outreach: Resident

Opportunities

Marriot Marquis, Yerba Buena Salon

3-6

RM06 Essentials of Anesthesia Marriot Marquis, Yerba BuenaSalon 7


P010-1b Experimental Neurosciences: Mechanisms I Room 104-Area C


PO03-2b Chronic and Cancer Pain: Basic Science Room 104-Area B


PO14-1b Patient Safety Practice Management Room 104-Area D

AM PosterPresentations

PO01-1b Ambulatory Anesthesia Room 104, Area A

FA PosterPresentations

PO17-2b Respiration II Room 104, Area E

9:00-10:15 A.M. AM PBLD L-017 Its Just a Quick EGD in the Office- But Can ISafely Anesthetize My Patient Here?

Hall D

CA PBLD L-018 Perioperative Approach to the Newly DiagnosedHypertensive Patient

Hall D

CC PBLD L-022 Pulmonary Contusions Following Blunt Thoracic

Trauma: Intraoperative and PostoperativeManagement

Hall D

FA PBLD L-016 In Search of the Perfect Clot: ManagementStrategies for Trauma Induced Coagulopathy

Hall D


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FA PBLD L-021 Its Only a MAC Case and Now My Patient Is onFIRE!

Hall D


AW01 Workshop on Flexible Endoscopy for LungIsolation

Room 220-226

NA PBLD L-015 This Is the Worst Headache of My Life. A Case ofAneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

Hall D

OB PBLD L-020 Anesthesia for an Hypoplastic Left Heart

Syndrome Parturient

Hall D

PD PBLD L-014 Opening Pandoras Box: A 2-Day-old NeonateWith Duodenal Atresia Found to Have a CriticalAirway Anomaly

Hall D

PD PBLD L-023 Anesthetic Management of the Pediatric TraumaPatient and How to Deliver Bad News to a Parent

Hall D

PI PBLD L-013 How Can I Present a PBLD at the Next ASAAnnual Meeting? Tips and Tricks for Writing andModerating

Hall D

RA PBLD L-019 Tranexamic Acid Use in Joint Ar throplasty: Whatsthe Bloody Controversy? Hall D

9:00-10:30 A.M. CC Point-Counterpoint

PC02 Raising Both the Stakes and the Bar:Anesthesiologists and Surgeons Sharing JointAccountability for Patient Outcomes

Room 132

FA Point-Counterpoint

PC01 Grandpas Brain - Is It at Risk From HavingAnesthesia?

Room 130

9:15-10:15 A.M. CA RefresherCourseLecture

108 Anesthesia for Patients With Valvular HeartDisease for Non-cardiac Surgery

Room 134


109 A-ACLS in the Perioperative Period Room 135


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112 Leading Responses to Medical Accidents Inand Out of the Operating Room: Priorities andApproaches

Room 308-310

NA RefresherCourseLecture

107 Preventing CNS Complications During Anesthesiaand Surgery

Room 133

PN Refresher

CourseLecture

111 Complications in Pain Medicine Practice Room 102

RA RefresherCourseLecture

110 Local Anesthetic Toxicity: Optimal Managementto Avoid Neurotoxic Injury and Treat CardiacArrest

Room 121-122

10:00-11:00 A.M. CA PosterPresentations

P004-4a Clinical Circulation Room 104-Area A


PO08-4a Equipment Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Airways and Ventilation

Room 104-Area E

NA Poster

Presentations

PO05-2a Clinical Neurosciences - Monitoring the Central

Nervous System

Room 104-Area B

PD PosterPresentations

PO15-1a Pediatric Anesthesia: General Pediatrics Room 104-Area D


PO11-1a History and Education Room 104-Area C

10:00-11:30 A.M. CC PosterDiscussions

PD06-1 Critical Care: Inflammation and Cell Injury Room 124

FA PosterDiscussions

PD13-3 Outcomes and Database Research: Relaxation Room 123

NA PosterDiscussions

PD10-1 Experimental Neurosciences: CNS IschemiaNeurotoxicity and Neuroprotection

Room 125

10:00-11:45 A.M. SpecialLectures

SPE02 ANESTHESIOLOGY 2013 Opening Session Hall D


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Room 220-226

10:30 A.M.-12:00P.M.

MCC02 Medically Challenging Cases Room 300

10:30 A.M.-1:00P.M.



Room 250-262

11:00 A.M.-12:-00

P.M.

CA Poster

Presentations

PO04-4b Clinical Circulation Room 104-Area A


PO08-4b Equipment, Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Airways and Ventilation

Room 104-Area E


PO05-2b Clinical Neurosciences - Monitoring the CentralNervous System

Room 104-Area B


PO15-1b Pediatric Anesthesia: General Pediatrics Room 104-Area D


PO11-1b History and Education Room 104-Area C

11:00 A.M.-4:30 P.M.

Scientific and Educational Exhibits Halls A

11:00 A.M.-6:15 P.M.

Exhibits Halls A-C

11:30 A.M.-12:30 P.M.

Industry Product Theater Halls A-C

12:00--1:15 P.M. FA Workshops-Clinical


Room 220-226

12:00--2:00 P.M. PD 120 Minute

Panel

PN09 Controversies in Pediatric Airway Management Room 303

12:30--1:45 P.M. AM PBLD L-025 The Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patient Presentingfor Ambulatory Shoulder Surgery

Hall D


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CA PBLD L-031 Anesthetic Management of a Patient WithPenetrating Chest Trauma

Hall D

CC PBLD L-026 Transfusion Goals and Hemostatic Managementof the Anticoagulated Trauma Patient: Can YouPlug a Hole in the Dam?

Hall D

FA PBLD L-032 Invasive Thyroid Carcinoma for Thyroidectomyand Tracheal Resection: Perioperative AirwayManagement

Hall D

NA PBLD L-030 Airway Management of Unstable Cervical SpineInjury

Hall D

OB PBLD L-029 An Incomplete Epidural Block and a Failed SpinalDuring an Urgent Cesarean Section

Hall D

OB PBLD L-038 Preoperative and Perioperative Managementof Pregnant Women Undergoing NonobstetricSurgery

Hall D

PN PBLD L-024 Local Anesthetic Side Effects: The Devil Is inthe Details

Hall D

PD PBLD L-033 It Is Just a Nosebleed Isnt It? AnestheticConsiderations for Unsuspected PulmonaryHypertension

Hall D

PI PBLD L-028 Creating a Culture of Professionalism in YourDepartment

Hall D

RA PBLD L-027 This Catheter Is Not Working Well. What ShouldI Do?

Hall D

12:30-2:00 P.M. CC 90 MinutePanel

PN07 Perioperative Elecrolyte and Acid BaseAbnormalities

Room 301

CC 90 MinutePanel

PN12 Problem Patients in Remote Locations Room 306

FA 90 MinutePanel

PN08 Mechanical Ventilation in the Operating Room:From Pathophysiology to Outcomes

Room 302


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PI 90 MinutePanel

PN10 Recurrent Errors in Anesthesiology GroupManagement

Room 304

PI 90 MinutePanel

PN11 The Definition Application and PotentialImpact of HITECH and Meaningful Use (MU) onAnesthesia Practices

Room 305

1:00-2:00 P.M. RM07 Practice Management I Marriott Marquis, Yerba BuenaSalon 3-6

CA PosterPresentations

PO04-3a Clinical Circulation Room 104-Area E

CC PosterPresentations

PO06-1a Critical Care: Outcomes Room 104-Area A


PO07-2a Drug Disposition Room 104-Area B


PO13-1a Outcomes and Database Research: Risk andPrediction I

Room 104-Area C

FA Refresher

CourseLecture

113 Intraoperative Awareness: From Neurobiology to

Clinical Practice

Room 133

FA RefresherCourseLecture

114 Anesthesia for Major Orthopedic Surgery Room 134

FA SpecialLectures

SPE03 Ellison C. (Jeep) Pierce Lecture: Toward PatientSafety in Anesthesia- Let the Journey Continue

Room 103

OB RefresherCourseLecture

115 Neurologic Complications of NeuraxialAnesthesia in Obstetrics

Room 121-122

RA PosterPresentations

PO16-1a Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain: BasicScience

Room 104-Area D

1:00-2:30 P.M. MCC03 Medically Challenging Cases Room 300


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AM ClinicalForum

CF02 Challenges in Ambulatory and Office-basedAnesthesia

Room 131

AM Point-Counterpoint

PC04 Dexamethasone and Ondansetron Should Not Bethe First Line Antiemetic Given Their PotentialSide Effects: We Should Administer ProphylacticAntiemetic to All Patients

Room 132


PD08-2 Equipment Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Utilizing Advances in Technology

Room 124

OB PosterDiscussions

PD12-1 Obstetric Anesthesia: Labor Analgesia Room 125

PI OralPresentations

OR14-1 Patient Safety Practice Management Room 123

PI Point-Counterpoint

PC03 SCIP to My Lou: The Surgical Care ImprovementProject

Room 130

1:00-3:00 P.M. RM09 Resident Research Forum Room 104

1:00-4:00 P.M. PI Workshops-

Clinical

805 Essentials of Retirement Planning Room 3020


807 Practical Stress Management Techniques: AQuest for Physicians Well-being

Room 3014-3016


808 The Art and Science of Interviewing: Finding theBest Candidate for the Position

Room 3018

1:00-5:00 P.M. NA Workshops-Clinical

806 Workshop on Intraoperative Monitoring WithEvoked Potentials

Room 236-238

PN CadaverWorkshops

CA03 Workshop Spinal Injections With Fluoroscopy:Advanced Techniques (Cervical/Thoracic)

Room 3010-3012

PN CadaverWorkshops CA04 Ultrasound Guided Injections: AdvancedTechniques Room 3006-3008

1:30-2:00 P.M. Industry Product Theater Halls A-C


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1:30-2:45 P.M. FA Workshops-Clinical


Room 220-226

2:00-3:00 P.M. RM08 Practice Management II Marriott Marquis, Yerba BuenaSalon 3-6


PO04-3b Clinical Circulation Room 104-Area E

CC Poster

Presentations

PO06-1b Critical Care: Outcomes Room 104-Area A


PO07-2b Drug Disposition Room 104-Area B


PO13-1b Outcomes and Database Research: Risk andPrediction I

Room 104-Area C


PO16-1b Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain: BasicScience

Room 104-Area D

2:00-4:00 P.M. FA SpecialLectures

SPE04 Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation Workshop:Should There Be a National Transportation SafetyBoard-Like Model to Investigate AnesthesiaAccidents?

Room 103

2:15-3:15 P.M. CA RefresherCourseLecture

117 Preconditioning the Heart: How It Works andDoes It Matter?

Room 134


118 Understanding Clinical Hemodynamics Room 135

FA RefresherCourse

Lecture

121 Top 10 Respiratory Anesthesia Practices ThatDrive Me Crazy

Room 308-310


119 Hail Caesar: Anethesia for Cesarean Delivery Room 121-122


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PD RefresherCourseLecture

116 Preoperative Evaluation Premedication andInduction of Anesthesia in Infants and Children

Room 133

2:15-4:15 P.M. NA RefresherCourseLecture

120 Supratentorial Tumors: Evolving Managementand Techniques

Room 102

2:30-4:30 P.M. AM 120 MinutePanel

PN70 Using Databases to Guide Your AmbulatoryPractice

Room 301

CC 120 MinutePanel

PN72 Anesthesia for the Patient Too Sick forAnesthesia

Room 303

FA 120 MinutePanel

PN73 A Tour of the Outfield; Anesthetic ConsiderationsChallenges and Solutions

Room 304

PN 120 MinutePanel

PN75 Transforaminal Epidural Steroid Injections andthe FDA Use Initiative

Room 306

PI 120 MinutePanel

PN74 Performance Measures AcademicAnesthesiology Departments and MOCA: Is Therea Way to Synergize the Impact?

Room 305

RA 120 MinutePanel

PN71 Optimizing Perioperative Management of TotalKnee Arthroplasty (TKA)

Room 302



Room 250-262



Room 220-226


CA Point-Counterpoint

PC05 Cerebral Oximetry and BIS During CardaicSurgery

Room 130


PD05-1 Clinical Neurosciences - Controversies inNeuroanesthesia

Room 123

OB ClinicalForum

CF03 Heres What I Say: Answers to Patient QuestionsAbout Labor Analgesia

Room 131


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OR11-1 History and Education Room 125

RA Point-Counterpoint

PC06 Current Controversies in Regional Anesthesia Room 132

3:30-4:30 P.M. CA RefresherCourseLecture

123 Regional Anesthesia Versus General Anesthesiafor Vascular Surgery Patients

Room 134


124 Central Line Insertion: State-of-the-Art in 2013 Room 135

FA RefresherCourseLecture

126 Perioperative Glycemic Management:Anesthesiologists Manual

Room 308-310


125 State-of-the-Art Labor Analgesia Room 121-122

PD Refresher

CourseLecture

122 Fast-tracking Pediatric Ambulatory Anesthesia:

Challenges and Controversies

Room 133

3:30-4:45 P.M. AM PBLD L-041 PONV, PDNV and Long QT Syndrome: BalancingRisk and Benefit

Hall D

CA PBLD L-039 My Patient With Ventricular Assist DevicePresents for Laparoscopic Nephrectomy:Anesthetic Considerations for the NoncardiacAnesthesiologist

Hall D

FA PBLD L-040 Malignant Hyperthermia in a Child Having aTethered Cord Release

Hall D

NA PBLD L-007 Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinsons Disease:What Is the Role of the Anesthesiologist?

Hall D

NA PBLD L-034 An Acute Ischemic Stroke Coming to YourNeuroangiography Suite

Hall D


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OB PBLD L-035 A Typical Day on Labor and Delivery: MorbidObesity and Preeclampsia

Hall D

PN PBLD L-036 Traumatic Rib Fractures: What Are the AnalgesicOptions?

Hall D

PI PBLD L-042 Burned Out Anesthesiologist: PracticeCompetence Patient Safety and Colleagues

Hall D

PI PBLD L-043 The Impaired Anesthesiologist: More Than Just

Drugs and Alcohol

Hall D

RA PBLD L-037 Nerve Injury/Dysfunction and Peripheral NerveBlockade: Fact or Fiction

Hall D

3:30-5:30 P.M. RM10 Residency Program Meet and Greet Marriott Marquis, Yerba Buena,Salon 9

4:00-4:30 P.M. SpecialLectures

SPE06 ABA Information Session: Assessment Programsfor Primary Certification in Anesthesiology

Marriott Marquis, Yerba Buena,Salon 3-6

4:30-5:00 P.M. SpecialLectures

SPE07 ABA Information Session: Maintenance ofCertification in Anesthesiology (MOCA)

Marriott Marquis, Yerba Buena,Salon 3-6

4:30-6:15 P.M. Special Event SPE05 Welcome Reception Halls A-C


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ASA welcomes you to San Francisco with a reception on Saturday, October 12, from 4:30-6:15 p.mfor all attendees. At the ANESTHESIOLOGY 2013 annual meeting, the reception will be held inMoscone South, Halls A-C.


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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13

TIME TRACK SESSION TYPE SESSION

CODE

COURSE LOCATION




7:00-8:15 A.M. NA SubspecialtyPanels

605 Seizures and Anesthetic Implications (SNACC) Room 301

PI SubspecialtyPanels

604 Can We Build a Better Anesthesiologist? (SEA) Room 132

RA SubspecialtyPanels

603 Lessons Learned: The Latest on PreventingInfectious Complications and the Evidence Basis

for Ultrasound Guidance in Regional Anesthesia

and Pain Medicine (ASRA Regional)

Room 130

7:15-8:30 A.M. AM PBLD L-044 Patient With Obstructive Sleep Apnea in an

Ambulatory Setting

Hall D

AM PBLD L-051 PONV, PDNV and Long QT Syndrome: BalancingRisk and Benefit

Hall D

CA PBLD L-048 My Patient With Ventricular Assist Devicepresents for Laparoscopic Nephrectomy:

Anesthetic Considerations for the Noncardiac

Anesthesiologist

Hall D

CC PBLD L-046 Transfusion Goals and Hemostatic Managementof the Anticoagulated Trauma Patient: Can You

Plug a Hole in the Dam?

Hall D

FA PBLD L-053 Invasive Thyroid Carcinoma for Thyroidectomyand Tracheal Resection: Perioperative Airway

Management

Hall D


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NA PBLD L-050 Spine Fusion Dilemmas Hall D

OB PBLD L-049 An Incomplete Epidural Block and a FailedSpinal During an Urgent Cesarean Section

Hall D

PN PBLD L-052 Chronic Opioids for Chronic Pain: Yes, No, Maybe Hall D

PD PBLD L-054 It Is Just a Nosebleed Isnt It? AnestheticConsiderations for Unsuspected Pulmonary

Hypertension

Hall D

PD PBLD L-055 Anesthetic Management of the Pediatric TraumaPatient and How to Deliver Bad News to a

Parent

Hall D

PI PBLD L-045 How Can I Present a PBLD at the Next ASAAnnual Meeting? Tips and Tricks for Writing and

Moderating

Hall D

RA PBLD L-047 This Catheter Is Not Working Well. What ShouldI Do?

Hall D

8:00-9:00 A.M. AM Refresher

Course Lecture

205 Preoperative Evaluation of the Adult Outpatient Room 102


PO09-1a Experimental Circulation: Ischemia andReperfusion Injury

Room 104-Area C

CA RefresherCourse Lecture

202 Perioperative Myocardial Infarction andIschemia in Noncardiac Surgery

Room 134


PO06-2a Critical Care: Sepsis and Inflammation Room 104-Area A

CC RefresherCourse Lecture

201 Perioperative Coagulation and Coagulopathy Room 133


PO07-1a Drug Disposition Room 104- Area B

OB PosterPresentations

PO12-1a Obstetric Anesthesia: Cesarean Delivery,Hemorrhage

Room 104- Area D

PN R f h 203 E id l St id E id B i E gi g R 135


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PN RefresherCourse Lecture

203 Epidural Steroids: Evidence Basis EmergingScience and Safety Issues

Room 135

RefresherCourse Lecture

206 Controversies in Pediatric Anesthesia Room 308-310

PD RefresherCourse Lecture

204 Building a Quality Management System forMeaningful Use

Room 121-122

PI Poster

Presentations

PO16-2a Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain: Acute

Postoperative Pain

Room 104- Area E


FA Clinical Forum CF04 Controversies in Trauma Management Room 131

FA OralPresentations

OR08-1 Equipment, Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: CNS: Depth of Anesthesia

Nociception and Oxygenation

Room 123


PD05-2 Clinical Neurosciences - Postoperative CognitiveDeficit

Room 124

8:00-10:30 A.M. FA Workshops-

Clinical


Room 250-262

8:00-11:00 A.M. AM Workshops-Clinical

810 Ophthalmic Regional Anesthesia Workshop Room 3014-3016

CA Workshops-Clinical

809 Intermediate TEE Workshop: An Update onCurrent and Emerging Applications

Room 232-238

8:00 A.M.-

12:00 P.M.

House of Delegates: Session 1 Room 3000-3005

PN CadaverWorkshops

CA05 Cadaver Workshop: Ultrasound and FluoroscopyGuided Procedures: Where (not) to Place the

Needle

Room 3010-3012

PN CadaverWorkshops

CA06 Cadaver Workshop: Sympathetic, BlocksIncluding Neurolysis for Cancer and Chronic Pain

(Ultrasound and Fluoroscopy)

Room 3006-3008

PI Workshops 811A New Computing Technologies Workshop For Room 228 230


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811A New Computing Technologies Workshop ForClinical Enhancement

Room 228-230

9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. Scientific and Educational Exhibits Hall A

Exhibits Halls A-C


PO09-1b Experimental Circulation: Ischemia andReperfusion Injury

Room 104-Area C


PO06-2b Critical Care: Sepsis and Inflammation Room 104-Area A


PO07-1b Drug Disposition Room 104-Area B


PO12-b Obstetric Anesthesia: Cesarean DeliveryHemorrhage

Room 104-Area D


PO16-2b Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain: AcutePostoperative Pain

Room 104- Area E

9:00-10:15 A.M. AM PBLD L-058 The Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patient Presentingfor Ambulatory Shoulder Surgery

Hall D

CA PBLD L-061 Spinal Cord Protection During Thoracic AorticProcedures

Hall D

CC PBLD L-059 From ED to OR and ICU: PerioperativeManagement of the Patient With Septic Shock

Hall D

FA PBLD L-064 Malignant Hyperthermia in a Child Having aTethered Cord Release

Hall D



Room 220-226

NA PBLD L-065 Airway Management of Unstable Cervical SpineInjury

Hall D

OB PBLD L 068 A Parturient Presenting in Premature Labor Hall D


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OB PBLD L-068 A Parturient Presenting in Premature LaborWith Single-Ventricle Physiology Complicated

by Breech Presentation and Paroxysmal

Supraventricular Tachycardia: Whats Your Labor

Management Plan?

Hall D

PN PBLD L-057 A Trip to Neuroradiology: Just a StraightforwardVertebroplasty in the Special Procedures Suite

Hall D

PD PBLD L-067 A 12-Year-old for MRI Under Sedation: SheNeeds Sedation She Needs It Not: What to Do?

Hall D

PI PBLD L-056 Substance Abuse Among Anesthesia Providers Hall D

PI PBLD L-066 The Impaired Anesthesiologist: More Than JustDrugs and Alcohol

Hall D

RA PBLD L-060 Regional Anesthesia for the Orthopedic TraumaPatient; an Evidence Based Approach

Hall D

PBLD L-062 Nerve Injury/Dysfunction and Peripheral NerveBlockade: Fact or Fiction

Hall D

9:00-10:30 A.M. CA 90 MinutePanel PN13 Modern Era Aortic Surgery: How HybridApproaches to Dissection Impact the Brain andSpinal Cord

Room 301

CC 90 MinutePanel

PN16 Perioperative ACLS Room 304

NA 90 MinutePanel

PN17 Interfaces of Sleep and Anesthesia Room 305

OB 90 MinutePanel

PN15 Common Clinical Dilemmas in ObstetricAnesthesia: Academic and Private Practice

Perspectives

Room 303

PD 90 MinutePanel

PN14 Spine Surgery: An Update Room 302

PI 90 MinutePanel

PN18 Team Training for Anesthesiologists Room 306

PI Point- PC07 Simulation in Medical Education: Boon or Room 130


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PI PointCounterpoint

PC07 Simulation in Medical Education: Boon orBoondoggle?

Room 130

RA Point-Counterpoint

PC08 Transversus Abdominis Plane BlockParavertebral Block or Thoracic Epidural: Is

There an Ideal Truncal Block

Room 132

9:15-10:15 A.M. AM RefresherCourse Lecture

212 Anesthesia for Outpatient Diagnostic andTherapeutic Radiology

Room 308-310

CA RefresherCourse Lecture 208 Utility of Intraoperative TransesophagealEchocardiography for Non-Cardiac Surgery Room 134

OB RefresherCourse Lecture

211 Strategies to Optimize Post-Cesarean DeliveryAnalgesia

Room 102


207 Update in the Management and Diagnosis ofComplex Regional Pain Syndrome

Room 133


210 Practical Pediatric Anesthesia Room 121-122

PI Refresher

Course Lecture

209 Chemical Dependency and Anesthesiology Room 135

10:00-11:00 A.M. FA PosterPresentations

PO02-1a Anesthetic Action and Biochemistry:Pharmacokinetics Pharmacodynamics and

Side Effects of Anesthetics

Room 104- Area C


PO08-2a Equipment Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Circulation

Room 104- Area B


PO13-3a Outcomes and Database Research: CoagulationBleeding

Room 104- Area D


PO10-2a Experimental Neurosciences: CNS Ischemiaand Injury

Room 104- Area E


PO03-3a Chronic and Cancer Pain: Clinical Science II Room 104- Area A

10:00-11:30 A.M. FA Oral OR07-1 Drug Disposition Room 123


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10:00 11:30 A.M. FA OralPresentations

OR07 1 Drug Disposition Room 123


PD08-3 Equipment Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Circulation and Fluid Management

Room 124

PD Clinical Forum CF05 Preoperative Assessment and Management ofComorbidities

Room 131

PD Poster

Discussions

PD15-2 Pediatric Anesthesia: Pain Room 125

10:00 A.M.-

12:00 P.M.

RM11 Medical Student House of Delegates Marriott Marquis, Yerba BuenaSalon 7

RM12 Resident Component House of Delegates Marriott Marquis, Yerba BuenaSalon 9


218 The Geriatric Outpatient: Postoperative CognitiveDysfunction and Other Concerns

Room 308-310


214 Anesthesia for Cardiac Patients Outside of theOperating Room

Room 134


213 Protecting the Kidney From Perioperative Injury Room 133


217 Post Dural Puncture Headache: How to Keep Itthe Patients Headache

Room 102


215 Neuropathic Pain: Past, Present and Future Room 135


216 Anesthesia for the Patient With Congenital HeartDisease for Non-Cardiac Surgery

Room 121-122

10:30-11:45 A.M. FA Workshops-

Clinical

AW07 Workshop on Flexible Endoscopy for Lung

Isolation

Room 220-226

10:30 A.M.-

12:00 P.M.


10:30 A.M.- FA Workshops- DW05 Basic Adult Flexible Fiberoptic Intubation Room 250-262


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1:00 P.M.

pClinical

p

Workshop

11:00 A.M.-

12:00 P.M.


PO02-1b Anesthetic Action and Biochemistry:Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics, and Side

Effects of Anesthetics

Room 104- Area C


PO08-2b Equipment, Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Circulation

Room 104- Area B

FA PosterPresentations PO13-3b Outcomes and Database Research: CoagulationBleeding Room 104- Area D


PO10-2b Experimental Neurosciences: CNS Ischemiaand Injury

Room 104- Area A


PO03-3b Chronic and Cancer Pain: Clinical Science II Room 104- Area A

11:00 A.M.-

12:30 P.M.

OB Point-Counterpoint

PC09 Maternal Supplementation of Oxygen forCesarean Delivery During Neuraxial Techniques

Room 130

CC Point-Counterpoint

PC10 A Structured Handoff Protocol Improves theCare of Patients Going to the ICU After Surgery

Room 132

11:30 A.M.-

12:30 P.M.




Room 220-226

12:30-1:30 P.M. CA RefresherCourse Lecture

221 Cerebral Protection During Cardiac Surgery Room 308-310

FA RefresherCourse Lecture

219 Obstructive Sleep Apnea - What anAnesthesiologist Should Know

Room 121-122

OB SpecialLectures SPE10 SOAP/FAER Gertie Marx Honorary Lecture:Current Controversies in Obstetric Anesthesia Room 103

RefresherCourse Lecture

220 Anesthetizing the Neonate for SurgicalEmergencies: Avoiding Common Errors

Room 102

12:30-1:45 P.M. AM PBLD L-077 Cardiopulmonary Collapse During Laparoscopic Hall D


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Nissen Fundoplication

CA PBLD L-080 Heparin Inducted Thrombocytopenia inthe ICU: No Problem Anticoagulation for

Cardiopulmonary Bypass: Now What Do I Do?

Hall D

FA PBLD L-076 In Search of the Perfect Clot: ManagementStrategies for Trauma Induced Coagulopathy

Hall D

FA PBLD L-154 Perioperative Management of the AnemicPatient Hall D

NA PBLD L-072 This Is the Worst Headache of My Life. A Case ofAneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

Hall D

OB PBLD L-074 A Typical Day on Labor and Delivery: MorbidObesity and Preeclampsia

Hall D

PN PBLD L-075 Traumatic Rib Fractures: What Are the AnalgesicOptions?

Hall D

PD PBLD L-071 Opening Pandoras Box: A 2-Day-Old NeonateWith Duodenal Atresia Found to Have a Critical

Airway Anomaly

Hall D

PI PBLD L-069 I Cant Get No Hall D

PI PBLD L-070 Creating a Culture of Professionalism in YourDepartment

Hall D

PI PBLD L-078 Anesthesiologists and Terminal Live OrganDonation: You Want Me to Do What?

Hall D

PI PBLD L-079 Anesthetic Options for Patients UndergoingDialysis Access Procedures

Hall D

RA PBLD L-073 Opioid-induced Hyperalgesia Toleranceand Chronic Postsurgical Pain; a DilemmaComplicating Postoperative Pain Management

Hall D

12:30-2:30 P.M. FA 120 Minute PN81 Morbid Obesity and Ultra Obesity: The Growing Room 306


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Panel Challenge of Anesthesia

CA 120 MinutePanel

PN76 Patient Safety in the Cardiac Operating Room Room 301

NA 120 MinutePanel

PN77 Do Anesthetics Harm Our Patients Brain? Room 302

PN Cadaver

Workshops

CA07 Ultrasound Guided Musculoskeletal Injections:

Beyond Corticosteroids

Room 3006-3008

PI 120 MinutePanel

PN78 Changing Perspective - Thoughts From AnotherCountry

Room 303

PI 120 MinutePanel

PN80 The Surgical Home Concept in the Era of ACOsand Bundled Payments: How Anesthesiology

Must Evolve and Add Value to Healthcare

Systems

Room 305

RA 120 MinutePanel

PN79 The Emerging Role of Additives to LocalAnesthetics in Regional Anesthesia

Room 304

1:00-2:00 P.M. CA PosterPresentations

PO04-2a Clinical Circulation Room 104- Area A


PO08-1a Equipment Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Monitoring and Coagulation

Room 104- Area D


PO13-7a Outcomes and Database Research Room 104- Area E


PO10-4a Experimental Neurosciences: Cerebral BloodFlow and Neuroprotection

Room 104-Area B


PO14-4a Patient Safety Practice Management Room 104- Area C


CA Clinical Forum CF06 Current Status of Adult Mechanical CirculatorySupport (VADs and ECMO)

Room 131

CC Point- PC11 Do You Ever Really NEED a Central Line in the Room 130


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Counterpoint OR?


PD02-1 Anesthetic Action and Biochemistry: Risks andBenefits of Anesthetic Agents

Room 125


PD13-4 Outcomes and Database Research: Health CareEconomy

Room 124

RA Poster

Discussions

PD16-1 Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain: Regional

Anesthesia and Analgesia

Room 123

1:00-4:00 P.M. CA Workshops-Clinical

812 Advanced TEE Workshop Room 232-238


814 So, You Want to Install an AIMS System Room 3018-3020


813 Providing Effective Feedback to Trainees Room 3014-3016

1:00-5:00 P.M. PN CadaverWorkshops

CA08 Cadaver Workshop: Transforaminal EpiduralSteroid Injections

Room 3010-3012


811B New Computing Technologies Workshop ForClinical Enhancement

Room 228-230




Room 220-226


223 Introducing Blood Conservation into ClinicalPractice: Can the New Guidelines Lead Us?

Room 134


222 Perioperative Delirium and Cognitive Dysfunction Room 133


224 Positioning Problems You Hope to NeverEncounter

Room 135


226 Anesthesia and the Patient With ThyroidParathyroid or Adrenal Disease

Room 102

RA RefresherC L t

227 Clinical Pathways for Total Joint Arthroplasty:E ti l C t f S

Room 308-310


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Course Lecture Essential Components for Success

NA RefresherCourse Lecture

225 Neuroanesthesia: Pharmacology and PhysiologyThat Really Matters

Room 121-122

2:00-3:00 P.M. CA PosterPresentations


FA Poster

Presentations

PO08-1b Equipment Monitoring and Engineering

Technology: Monitoring and Coagulation

Room 104-Area D


PO13-7b Outcomes and Database Research Room 104-Area E


PO10-4b Experimental Neurosciences: Cerebral BloodFlow and Neuroprotection

Room 104- Area B


PO14-4b Patient Safety, Practice Management Room 104-Area C



Room 250-262

RA Residentsand MedicalStudents

RM14 Resident Regional Anesthesia Workshop Marriott Marquis, Golden Gate B

3:00-4:00 P.M. CC RefresherCourse Lecture

228 Pulmonary Hypertension and Right VentricularDysfunction

Room 133


232 Anaphylaxis, Allergy, and Adverse DrugReactions: Important Considerations for

Perioperative Management

Room 102


230 Neuroanesthesia and InterventionalNeuroradiology

Room 135


231 Neuraxial Labor Analgesia and PregnancyOutcome: Fact and Fiction

Room 121-122

PI RefresherCourse Lecture

229 The Art and Science of Disclosing AdverseEvents to Patients An Anesthesiologists

Room 134


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Course Lecture Events to Patients: An AnesthesiologistsPerspective

RA RefresherCourse Lecture

233 Multimodal Analgesia for Perioperative PainManagement

Room 308-310



Room 220-226

3:00-4:30 P.M. MCC08 Medically Challenging Cases Room 300AM 90 Minute

PanelPN20 Anesthesia for Out-of-OR Procedures: Clinical

and Administrative Challenges

Room 302

AM PosterDiscussions

PD01-1 Ambulatory Anesthesia - Outcomes andComplications

Room 123

CA 90 MinutePanel

PN21 Coagulation Challenges in CardiovascularAnesthesia and Surgery

Room 303

CC 90 MinutePanel

PN22 Anesthetic Strategies for the Patient WithParenchymal Lung Disease

Room 304

FA 90 MinutePanel PN24Challenging Cases in Thoracic Anesthesia Room 306

PN 90 MinutePanel

PN19 Future Treatment Directions in Chronic PainMedicine: Gene Therapy, Genotypes and

Phenotypes in Opioid Dependence

Room 301

PN OralPresentations

OR03-1 Chronic and Cancer Pain: Clinical Science Room 125

PI 90 MinutePanel

PN23 Embracing Quality Improvement: Key StepsYou Can Take Today to Improve Yourself, Your

Department and Your Hospital

Room 305


PC12 Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death Panels!Should Surrogates Always Make Important

Medical Decisions or Should Doctors Have a

Say?

Room 132

RA Clinical Forum CF07 Regional Anesthesia Dilemmas Due to MedicalDisease

Room 131


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Disease

3:00-5:00 P.M. FA OralPresentations

OR17-1 Respiration: Control of Breathing-Keynote Room 124

PN Workshops-Clinical

839 Physical Exam Workshop for Pain Physicians Room 3006-3008

3:30-4:45 P.M. AM PBLD L-082 Its Just a Quick EGD in the Office - But Can I

Safely Anesthetize My Patient Here?

Hall D

CA PBLD L-083 Perioperative Approach to the Newly DiagnosedHypertensive Patient

Hall D

CC PBLD L-091 Pulmonary Contusions Following Blunt ThoracicTrauma: Intraoperative and Postoperative

Management

Hall D

FA PBLD L-063 Perioperative Laboratory and Cardiac Testing:What Is Necessary?

Hall D

FA PBLD L-088 Its Only a MAC Case and Now My Patient Ison FIRE!

Hall D

NA PBLD L-086 Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinsons Disease:What Is the Role of the Anesthesiologist?

Hall D

NA PBLD L-092 Chiari Malformation Hall D

OB PBLD L-085 She Was Advised Not to Get Pregnant and SheDid: Pulmonary Hypertension and Pregnancy

Hall D

PD PBLD L-087 A 32-Year-old Man With Duchenne MuscularDystrophy for Lithotripsy

Hall D

PI PBLD L-081 Infection Prevention for the Anesthesia

Professional: What is the Least I Should Knowand Why?

Hall D

PI PBLD L-089 Burned Out Anesthesiologist: PracticeCompetence, Patient Safety and Colleagues

Hall D

PI PBLD L-090 DNR Orders for the Surgical Patient - Not SoSimple

Hall D


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Simple

RA PBLD L-084 Tranexamic Acid Use in Joint Arthroplasty:Whats the Bloody Controversy?

Hall D

4:15-5:15 P.M. CC RefresherCourse Lecture

234 Current Controversies in Critical CareAnesthesiology

Room 133

FA Refresher

Course Lecture

236 Strategies for Success in One-lung Anesthesia Room 135


237 Whats New in Airway Management Room 121-122


238 Perioperative Management of the Patient WithCirrhosis

Room 102


235 Tired of Not Being Taken Seriously?Professionalism and How It Affects You

Room 134


239 Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia: State-of-the-Art and Future Directions

Room 308-310


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Visit the new International Attendee Service Center atMoscone North, Hall D.

ASA WelcomesGlobal AttendeesASA is here to help you enhance your meeting experience and

connect with your colleagues from across the globe.

MONDAY, OCTOBER, 14

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CODE

COURSE LOCATION




7:00-8:15 A.M. CA SubspecialtyPanels

606 Neurologic Issues in Anesthesia: PerioperativeNeurologic Monitoring and Postoperative

Delerium (SCA)

Room 130

CC SubspecialtyPanels

608 Quality Improvement in Perioperative Care(SOCCA)

Room 301

PD SubspecialtyPanels

607 Common Concerns in Pediatric Anesthesia(SPA)

Room 132

7:15-8:30 A.M. AM PBLD L-100 Its Just a Cataract: How a Simple Thing CanGo Bad

Hall D

CA PBLD L-104 Anesthetic Management of a Patient WithPenetrating Chest Trauma

Hall D

FA PBLD L-101 Perioperative Management of the AnemicPatient

Hall D

FA PBLD L-102 Blood IS Thicker Than Water: AnestheticConcerns of Hypercoagulability

Hall D

NA PBLD L-095 Only a Little Sniff of Cocaine; Now aTremendous Headache!

Hall D

NA PBLD L-098 Doctor Your PACU Patient Has Blown a Pupil!

- Resuscitation From Post-op NeurologicCatastrophe

Hall D

OB PBLD L-103 Unexpected Post-Partum Cardiac Arrest:The Anesthesiologists Worst Nightmare and

Hall D


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Greatest Challenge

OB PBLD L-105 A Parturient Presenting in Premature LaborWith Single-Ventricle Physiology Complicated

by Breech Presentation and Paroxysmal

Supraventricular Tachycardia: Whats Your

Labor Management Plan?

Hall D

PN PBLD L-093 Local Anesthetic Side Effects: The Devil Is inthe Details

Hall D

PD PBLD L-097 To TIVA or Not? DMD With an Acute Abdomen:Pearls Pitfalls and Controversies

Hall D

PI PBLD L094 I Cant Get No Hall D

PI PBLD L-106 Anesthesiologists and Terminal Live OrganDonation: You Want Me to Do What?

Hall D

RA PBLD L-096 Regional Anesthesia for the OrthopedicTrauma Patient; an Evidence-Based Approach

Hall D

RA PBLD L-099 Tough Choices: Regional Or GeneralAnesthesia In A Very Elderly Patient

Hall D

8:00-9:00 A.M. AM PosterPresentations

PO01-2a Geriatric Anesthesia - Outcomes Research Room 104-Area B


PO04-1a Clinical Circulation Room 104-Area A


301 Perioperative Pacemaker and DefibrillatorManagement: What You Need to Know

Room 133

FA Poster

Presentations

PO13-6a Outcomes and Database Research:

Miscellaneous

Room 104-Area C


302 Hazards of the Anesthesia Workstation Room 134


305 Psychiatric Co-Morbidities in the Chronic PainPatient

Room 102


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PO15-2a Pediatric Anesthesia: General Pediatrics Room 104-Area E


303 Using Information Systems to ManageDepartmental Staff, Hospital Administration,

and Payers

Room 135


PO16-6a Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Room 104-Area D


306 Upper Extremity Regional Anesthesia:Essentials for Your Practice

Room 308-310


8:00-10:00 A.M. CA 120 MinutePanel

PN82 Complex Airway Surgery Room 302

CC 120 MinutePanel

PN83 Noninvasive Hemodynamic Monitoring in2013

Room 303

FA SpecialLectures SPE11 European Panel: Harmonizing Anesthesiologyas a Specialty in Europe Room 305

FA SpecialLectures

SPE13 Surgical Safety Hot Topics Room 103


304 Perioperative Neurologic and CognitiveMorbidity

Room 121-122

PI 120 MinutePanel

PN84 Statewide Surgical Quality Collaboratives - ANew Practice Model

Room 304

PI SpecialLectures

SPE12 FAER Academy of Research Mentors: NovelRoles for Anesthesiologists

Room 3009

RA 120 MinutePanel

PN85 The Role of Regional Anesthesia for EarlyRehabilitation and Recovery Following Trauma

Room 306

SpecialLectures

SPE09 Best of Abstracts: Basic Science Room 3007


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815A Difficult Airway Workshop and Simulation Room 307-309

PD Workshops-Clinical

817 Advanced Ultrasound Guided PediatricRegional Anesthesia Workshop

Room 250-262


819 Mastering Stress Preventing Burnout andPromoting Resilience for Anesthesiologists

and Perioperative Physicians

Room 3014-3016


820 Incorporating Wellness in the Workplace Room 3018-3020

RA Workshops-Clinical

816 Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia andClinical Skills Workshop: Introduction to UGRA

for Beginners

Room 236-238

8:00-11:30 A.M. CC Workshops-Clinical

818A Perioperative ACLS Simulation Workshop Room 200-212

9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Exhibits Halls A-C

Scientific and Educational Exhibits Hall A

9:00-10:00 A.M. AM PosterPresentations

PO01-2b Geriatric Anesthesia-Outcomes Research Room 104-Area B




PO13-6b Outcomes and Database Research:Miscellaneous

Room 104-Area C


PO15-2b Pediatric Anesthesia: General Pediatrics Room 104-Area E


PO16-6b Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Room 104-Area D

9:00-10:30 A.M. AM Clinical Forum CF08 Issues in Ambulatory Regional Anesthesia Room 131

CC Point-Counterpoint

PC14 The Circulation Can be Optimized Room 132


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PD06-2 Critical Care: Outcomes Room 123


PC13 Controversies in ENT Anesthesia Room 130


PD10-2 Experimental Neurosciences: Mechanisms Room 125

PN 90 MinutePanel

PN25 Treatment of Chronic Pain After Surgery Room 301

PI PosterDiscussions

PD14-1 Patient Safety, Practice Management Room 124

9:00-11:00 A.M. PN Workshops-Clinical

840 Practical Pain Medicine Billing andManagement

Room 3010-3012

9:15-10:15 A.M. CA RefresherCourse Lecture

308 The Pulmonary Artery Catheter in 2013: PastPresent and Is There a Future?

Room 134

FA RefresherCourse Lecture 311 Preoperative Identification Evaluation andOptimization of the Highest Risk Patients Room 308-310


309 Improving Safety Through Use of DiagnosticImaging and Image Guidance in Pain

Medicine

Room 135


310 Safety and Human Factors in AnestheticPractice

Room 102


307 Lower Extremity Nerve Blocks: What Is New? Room 133


PO9-3a Experimental Circulation; CardiovascularPathophysiology

Room 104-Area A


PO17-1a Respiration I Room 104-Area C


PO12-2a Obstetric Anesthesia: Global HealthComorbidities, Miscellaneous

Room 104-Area B


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PO14-5a Patient Safety, Practice Management Room 104-Area D


PO16-3a Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Room 104-Area E

10:20-11:35 A.M. FA SpecialLectures

SPE14 Emery A. Rovenstine Lecture: Winning theWar

Hall D

10:30 A.M.-

12:00 P.M.


11:00 A.M.-

12:00 P.M.


PO09-3b Experimental Circulation; CardiovascularPathophysiology

Room 104-Area A


PO17-1b Respiration I Room 104-Area C


PO12-2b Obstetric Anesthesia: Global HealthComorbidities Miscellaneous

Room 104-Area B

PI PosterPresentations PO14-5b Patient Safety, Practice Management Room 104-Area D


PO16-3b Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Room 104-Area E

11:00 A.M.-

12:30 P.M.

AM 90 MinutePanel

PN26 Sedated Sleep Endoscopy for Diagnosis andTreatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Room 301

CA 90 MinutePanel

PN27 How Safe Is Blood Transfusion? Patient BloodManagement - The Dynamic View

Room 302

CC 90 MinutePanel

PN28 Ethical Challenges in High Risk Surgery andPerioperative Care

Room 303

FA 90 MinutePanel

PN30 Operating Room Safety: Electricity and Fires Room 305

PI 90 MinutePanel

PN29 Teaching the Millennial Generation:Leveraging Tablets and Social Media in

Medical Education

Room 304


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Medical Education

PI 90 MinutePanel

PN32 The Role of Patient Safety Quality andSatisfaction in Perioperative Management:

What Does It Mean for the Health Care?

Room 131

RA 90 MinutePanel

PN31 Regional Anesthesia and PostoperativeOutcome Controversies

Room 306

11:30 A.M.-12:00 P.M.


11:45 A.M.-

1:15 P.M.

SpecialLectures

SPE15 Celebration of Research Room 103

12:00-1:30 P.M. CA Point-Counterpoint

PC15 Current Controversies in CTA Fellowships andTEE Training

Room 130

FA Clinical Forum CF09 ACE and SEE Live! Room 132

12:00-2:00 P.M. PN Workshops-Clinical

841 Spinal Imaging for the Pain MedicinePhysician

Room 3010-3012


313 Cardiac Pharmacology: Ideas for AdvancingYour Clinical Practice

Room 134


317 Emergent Airway Management: Tips Tricksand Evidence

Room 308-310


316 Hospital System Failures and HazardManagement in the Operating Room

Room 102


314 Algorithmic Approach to Back Pain Room 135


315 Disaster Preparedness: Yourself Your FamilyYour Department

Room 121-122


312 Continuous Peripheral Nerve Blocks in 2013:Techniques Management Benefits and

Avoiding Complications

Room 133


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Avoiding Complications

12:30-1:45 P.M. AM PBLD L-110 Perioperative Anesthetic Issues forAmbulatory Surgery

Hall D

CA PBLD L-114 Small Bowel Obstruction in a Patient With aLeft Ventricular Assist Device

Hall D

CC PBLD L-109 Management of Co-intoxications in the ICUPatient

Hall D

FA PBLD L-112 Perioperative Care of the Child With SickleCell Disease

Hall D

FA PBLD L-116 This Will Only Take 15 Minutes: Anesthesia/Sedation for TEE/Cardioversion

Hall D

FA PBLD L-117 Perioperative Management of BronchopleuralFistula After Pneumonectomy: OR to the Floor

to the ICU and Back!

Hall D

NA PBLD L-107 An Acute Ischemic Stroke Coming to Your

Neuroangiography Suite

Hall D

NA PBLD L-120 Chiari Malformation Hall D

OB PBLD L-115 Anesthesia for an Hypoplastic Left HeartSyndrome Parturient

Hall D

PD PBLD L-118 A 12-Year-old for MRI Under Sedation: SheNeeds Sedation She Needs It Not. What

to Do?

Hall D

PI PBLD L-113 To Coerce or Not to Coerce: What Are theQuestions?

Hall D

PI PBLD L-119 Postoperative Brachial Plexus Injury; But theSurgeon Positioned the Arm

Hall D

RA PBLD L-108 Perioperative Management of the Patient onAnticoagulants to Prevent Thromboembolism:

A Fresh Look at an Old Problem

Hall D


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A Fresh Look at an Old Problem

RA PBLD L-111 Regional Anesthesia in the Elderly PatientWith Cognitive Dysfunction: Is It Worth the

Trouble?

Hall D

12:30-2:00 P.M. PD Clinical Forum CF10 Pediatric Regional Anesthesia Concerns Room 131

1:00-2:00 P.M. PN Poster

Presentations

PO03-1a Chronic and Cancer Pain: Clinical Science I Room 104-Area B


PO08-5a Equipment Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Imaging and Airway Access

Room 104-Area A


PO13-2a Outcomes and Database Research: Risk andPrediction II

Room 104-Area E


PO11-3a History and Education Room 104-Area C


PO16-4a Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Room 104-Area D


PN 90 MinutePanel

PN37 Bacl Pain and Health Care Redesign:Preparing for Accountable Care

Room 305

CC 90 MinutePanel

PN34 Malpractice in High Risk Perioperative Care:Case Studies

Room 302

FA 90 MinutePanel

PN36 How Do We Decide When Not to Operate?Facing Challenges in Surgical Decision-Making

for Older Adults

Room 304

FA Oral

Presentations

OR13-1 Outcomes and Database Research: OralInnovative Approaches to Database andOutcomes Research

Room 125

NA 90 MinutePanel

PN38 Interactive Intraoperative NeurophysiologicalMonitoring

Room 306

PD P t PD15 1 P di t i A th i C di R 124


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PD PosterDiscussions

PD15-1 Pediatric Anesthesia: Cardiac Room 124

PI 90 MinutePanel

PN33 ICD-10: Making Good Use of This Extra Year Room 301

RA 90 MinutePanel

PN35 Challenges in Perioperative Pain Management Room 303

RA OralPresentations

OR16-1 Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain:Ultrasound and Regional Anesthesia

Room 123


821 Anesthesia Machine Workshop Room 220-226


826 Emergency Manuals Implementation:Collaborative Discussion

Room 232-234


815B Difficult Airway Workshop and Simulation Room 307-309


823 Lights, Camera, Anesthesia! Fundamentals ofVideography and Multimedia in Simulation-

based Medical Education

Room 236-238


824 Lifebox Workshop: Introducing Safe SurgeryPractices in Low Resource Settings

Room 3014-3016


825 Case-based Quality Management: AnInteractive How-to Workshop

Room 3018-3020

RA Workshops-Clinical

822A Peripheral Nerve Blocks: Ultrasound,Simulation and Stimulation

Room 250-262

1:00-4:30 P.M. CC Workshops-

Clinical

818B Perioperative ACLS Simulation Workshop Room 200-212

1:00-5:00 P.M. RA CadaverWorkshops

CA12 Regional Anesthesia: Cadaver and Live ModelUltrasound Workshop:

Room 3006-3008


1:45-2:45 P.M. AM RefresherCourse Lecture

318 Adult Patient With Morbid Obesity and OSAfor Ambulatory Surgery An Update

Room 133


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Course Lecture for Ambulatory Surgery: An Update


319 Sepsis: Current Concepts and PerioperativeManagement

Room 134


321 ATLS Update: What Every AnesthesiologistNeeds to Know ... BEFORE You Go to the OR

Room 121-122

FA RefresherCourse Lecture 322 Interpretation and Use of Arterial Blood-GasData Room 102


323 Spinal Cord Stimulation for the Treatment ofPain. An Update of New Technology

Room 308-310


320 Local Anesthetics: Mechanisms, Controversiesand Toxicities From a Clinical Perspective

Room 135

2:00-3:00 P.M. FA PosterPresentations

PO08-5b Equipment, Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Imaging and Airway Access

Room 104- Area A


PO13-2b Outcomes and Database Research: Risk andPrediction II

Room 104- Area E


PO03-1b Chronic and Cancer Pain: Clinical Science I Room 104- Area B


PO11-3b History and Education Room 104- Area C


PO16-4b Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Room 104-Area D

PI SpecialLectures

SPE18 FAER Honorary Lecture: Peripheral GABAAReceptors: Unrecognized Anesthetic Targets?

Room 103

2:00-3:30 P.M. CC Point-Counterpoint PC16 We Give Too Much Fluid in the OR Room 130


PC17 Do Anesthetics Act on Neuronal SurfaceMembranes or Internal Cytoplasm?

Room 132

2:00-4:00 P.M. PI SpecialLectures

SPE16 Patrick Sim Forum: The Future of the MedicalLibrary and Museum: The Next WLM

Room 3022-3024

2:30 4:00 PM OB Clinical Forum CF11 Just Another Day on Labor and Delivery Room 131


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2:30-4:00 P.M. OB Clinical Forum CF11 Just Another Day on Labor and Delivery Room 131

3:00-4:00 P.M. AM RefresherCourse Lecture

324 Effective Management of Pain PONVand Other Opioid Related Side Effects in

Ambulatory Surgical Patients

Room 133


328 Anesthesia for Urological Surgery Room 102


329 Neuroimaging of Pain Room 308-310


327 A Child With a Difficult Airway: Succeed Withthe Tricks of the Trade

Room 121-122


325 Hospital Accreditation: What are My Choicesand How Will It Affect Me?

Room 134


326 Regional Anesthesia for Trauma Room 135


AM OralPresentations

OR01-1 Geriatric Anesthesia - Postoperative Deliriumand Cognitive Decline

Room 123

PI 90 MinutePanel

PN40 Drug Shortages: Facing Our Quality Challenge Room 301

3:00-5:00 P.M. FA 120 MinutePanel

PN106 Anesthesiologists Assistants (AAs): Assessingthe Legislative/Regulatory Pathways Available

in States; Their Role in the ACT and How to

Successfully Intergrate AAs Into Your Practice

Room 302

AM 120 Minute

Panel

PN87 The Ambulatory Pediatric Patient-Not a Small

Challenge

Room 303

FA 120 MinutePanel

PN88 Perioperative Medicine as the Future ofAnesthesiology: Why, Who, and How

Room 304

FA 120 MinutePanel

PN90 Redefining the Meaning of PreoperativeAssessment

Room 306

FA Special SPE17 FAER Panel: Clinical Research in Anesthesia Room 103


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FA SpecialLectures

SPE17 FAER Panel: Clinical Research in Anesthesia Room 103

OB 120 MinutePanel

PN86 The Role of Ultrasound Guidance andEchocardiography in Obstetric Anesthesia

Room 301

PI 120 MinutePanel

PN89 Changing Roles for Anesthesiologists:Impacting Education Creating Modern

Curricula, Modifying Residencies and Takingthe Lead in the Surgical Home

Room 305

3:30-4:45 P.M. CA PBLD L-126 Spinal Cord Protection During Thoracic AorticProcedures

Hall D

CC PBLD L-125 Resuscitation of Septic Shock in theOperating Room

Hall D

NA PBLD L-129 Spine Fusion Dilemmas Hall D

NA PBLD L-132 Awake Craniotomy in a Patient With

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Hall D

OB PBLD L-124 Just an ERCP in the Endoscopy Suite - By theWay She Is Pregnant

Hall D

OB PBLD L-130 Placenta Percreta: Team Approach Hall D

PN PBLD L-131 Chronic Opioids for Chronic Pain: Yes, No,Maybe

Hall D

PD PBLD L-122 Vascular Air Embolism and AirwayCompromise in an 11 Month-old for

Craniofacial Reconstruction

Hall D

PD PBLD L-133 How to Effectively Adapt the PediatricAdvanced Life Support Guidelines for

Management of an Intraoperative Cardiac

Arrest

Hall D

PI PBLD L-123 Teaching in the OR - Are We Doing the RightThing?

Hall D

PI PBLD L-128 How to Create and Moderate a Great Hall D


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PI PBLD L 128 How to Create and Moderate a GreatProblem-Based Learning Discussion (PBLD)

Hall D

RA PBLD L-121 Postoperative Ulnar Neuropathy: What Could IHave Done to Prevent It?

Hall D

RA PBLD L-127 Neuropathy After Peripheral Nerve Blocks:Can We Prevent It? Medical-Legal Issues and

What Should We Do When It Happens?

Hall D

4:15-5:15 P.M. FA RefresherCourse Lecture

334 Physics in Anesthesiology Room 102


333 Anesthetic Management of Common PediatricEmergencies

Room 121-122


330 Compensation for Service - When theRevenues Dont Support the Expectations

Room 133


331 50 Facts in 50 Minutes: An Update from theAnesthesia Quality Institute

Room 134


335 Occupational Health for Anesthetic Practice Room 308-310


332 Hemorrhagic and Infectious Complications ofNeuraxial Anesthesia

Room 135

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7:00-8:15 A.M. OB SubspecialtyPanels

609 Ethical Dilemmas in Obstetric Anesthesia(SOAP)

Room 130

PN SubspecialtyPanels

610 Controversies in Chronic Pain (ASRA Pain) Room 132

7:15-8:30 A.M. AM PBLD L-142 Perioperative Anesthetic Issues forAmbulatory Surgery

Hall D

CA PBLD L-144 Small Bowel Obstruction in a Patient With aLeft Ventricular Assist Device

Hall D

CC PBLD L-139 Management of Co-intoxications in the ICU

Patient

Hall D

FA PBLD L-143 Perioperative Care of the Child With SickleCell Disease

Hall D

NA PBLD L-146 Awake Craniotomy in a Patient WithObstructive Sleep Apnea

Hall D

OB PBLD L-138 Just an ERCP in the Endoscopy Suite - By theWay She Is Pregnant

Hall D

OB PBLD L-141 Preoperative and Perioperative Managementof Pregnant Women Undergoing Nonobstetric

Surgery

Hall D

PN PBLD L-134 Metastatic Vertebral Collapse: Shall We DoOur Vertebral Bone Augmentation Procedures

Under Regional Anesthesia?

Hall D

PD PBLD L-136 Vascular Air Embolism and AirwayCompromise in an 11 Month-old for

Craniofacial Reconstruction

Hall D


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PI PBLD L-137 Teaching in the OR - Are We Doing the RightThing?

Hall D

PI PBLD L-145 How to Create and Moderate a GreatProblem-Based Learning Discussion (PBLD)

Hall D

RA PBLD L-135 Perioperative Management of the Patient on

Anticoagulants to Prevent Thromboembolism:A Fresh Look at an Old Problem

Hall D

RA PBLD L-140 Neuropathy After Peripheral Nerve Blocks:Can We Prevent It? Medical-Legal Issues and

What Should We Do When It Happens?

Hall D


404 Ultrasound-guided Regional Anesthesia forAmbulatory Surgery

Room 121-122


PO04-5a Clinical Circulation Room 104-Area A

CA RefresherCourse Lecture 402Postoperative Delirium in the Cardiac Patient:Risk Factors and Management Strategies

Room 134


PO08-3a Equipment Monitoring and EngineeringTechnology: Neuromuscular Blockade Safety

and Delivery Systems

Room 104-Area C


401 Coagulation Issues Facing You and YourPatient

Room 133


PO05-1a Clinical Neurosciences - IntraoperativeManagement Outcomes Neurocritical Care

Neuromuscular Blockade

Room 104-Area B


406 Anesthesia for the Morbidly Obese Parturients Room 103


PO11-2a History and Education Room 104-Area D

PI Poster PO14-2a Patient Safety Practice Management Room 104-Area E


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403 How to Avoid Recruiting a Problem Employee:What to Do Once You Have One

Room 135


405 Mindfulness and Anesthesiology Room 102


CA 90 MinutePanel

PN44 Preoperative Cardiac Evaluation forNoncardiac Surgery: Update 2013

Room 305

CA OralPresentations

OR09-1 Experimental Circulation: Ischemia andReperfusion Injury

Room 125

CA 90 MinutePanel

PN42 Sugammadex: Revisiting FDA Submission,New Data, and European Experience

Room 303

FA 90 MinutePanel

PN47 The Surgical Home Model: Nuts and Bolts Room 310


PD17-2 Respiration: Obstructive Sleep Apnea Room 124

PN 90 MinutePanel

PN46 Optimizing the Use of Ketamine in theTreatment of Pain and Depression: What We

Know What We Think We Know and What

We Need to Know

Room 308

PD 90 MinutePanel

PN43 Update on Minimally Invasive Surgery inPediatrics

Room 304

PD Clinical Forum CF12 Pediatric Trauma and Large Blood Loss

Surgery

Room 131

PI 90 MinutePanel

PN41 Cognitive Aid Checklists for Medical CrisisManagement: Design Process Technological

Innovation and Evaluation of Efficacy

Room 302


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OR11-2 History and Education Room 123

RA 90 MinutePanel

PN45 Nerve Injury Following Regional Anesthesia Room 306

8:00-11:00 A.M. Special

Lectures

SPE19 Journal Symposium: Cardiac Arrest and

Resuscitation

Room 3007

CA Workshops-Clinical

833A Thoracic Anesthesia Workshop Room 3014-3016

CC Workshops-Clinical

836 Ultrasound Applications for High RiskPerioperative Care

Room 3018-3020

CC Workshops-Clinical

838 Critical Care Ultrasonography for thePerioperative Physician

Room 3018-3020


832A The Use of Ultrasound for Vascular Access inAdults and Pediatrics

Room 232-238

PN Workshops-Clinical

827 Acupuncture Workshop Room 220-226

PD Workshops-Clinical

828A Pediatric Airway Workshop Room 307


829 Critical Incident Response: The Aftermath ofan Adverse Event Caring for the Caregiver

Room 3008


831 Workshop on Preparing for Depositions andTestimonies

Room 3009-3011

RA Workshops-

Clinical

822B Peripheral Nerve Blocks: Ultrasound

Simulation and Stimulation

Room 250-262

8:00-11:30 A.M. CC Workshops-Clinical

830A Perioperative ACLS Simulation Workshop Room 200-212



FA PosterP t ti

PO08-3b Equipment, Monitoring and EngineeringT h l N l Bl k d S f t

Room 104-Area C


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Presentations Technology: Neuromuscular Blockade Safetyand Delivery Systems


PO05-1b Clinical Neurosciences - IntraoperativeManagement Outcomes Neurocritical Care

Neuromuscular Blockade

Room 104-Area B


PO11-2b History and Education Room 104-Area D


PO14-2b Patient Safety, Practice Management Room 104-Area E

9:00-10:30 A.M. PN Point-Counterpoint

PC18 Opioids for Chronic Nonmalignant Pain Room 130


PC19 Distance Learning in Anesthesiology forResidency, Fellowship, and Beyond

Room 132

9:15-10:15 A.M. AM Refresher

Course Lecture

410 Outcomes and the ASC: the Role of the

Medical Director and Measurement inImproving Clinical and Business Outcomes

Room 121-122


407 Awake Intubation Made Easy! Room 133


412 Anesthetic Management of the PreeclampticPatient

Room 103


409 Botulinum Toxin Therapy for Pain Medicineand Headache

Room 135


411 Mythbusters Episode: Anesthesia EconomicIssues

Room 102


408 Perioperative Analgesia and Effect on PatientOutcomes

Room 134


PO09-2a Experimental Circulation: Vascular Biology Room 104-Area C


PO13-5a Outcomes and Database Research:Inter entions and O tcomes II

Room 104-Area E


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NA PosterPresentatio

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