Neuro-anaesthesiologist, certified diagnostic EEGer @TheNeuro_MNI. Int: technical standards/generalizability in anaesthetic EEG. TIVAdiva. Periop Neuro. Oudie.
Montréal, Québec
Joined April 2011
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Bryan Glezerson retweeted
[EEG/EMG/ECG] Halford et al.: "The purpose of this Call for Proposals is to collect and evaluate coding technology for biomedical waveform data."
doi.org/10.1016/j.clinph.202…
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
This is an industrial X-ray CT scan of a Luer activated valve—a tiny medical connector that costs just 75 cents but is remarkably complex. Let’s take a look at how it works… 🧵
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Ephaptic Coupling - a concept you need to know for the mechanistic understanding of seizure propagation. Join us to hear the best speaker on this topic, Prof Durand!
Link: cmrccf.webex.com/cmrccf/j.ph…
Webinar number: 2430 813 2713
‼️Webinar password: epilepsy
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In healthy unanesthetized volunteers, norepinephrine increased arterial pressure but decreased the cerebral blood flow. Cerebral blood flow was correlated with cardiac output, not arterial blood pressure. Read more: ow.ly/fEfL50QUKcB
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
What patients fear most about operations
‘Will I wake up?’
#NAP7 report answers this.
-who will
-who is at risk of not
-what are the numbers?
Eg cardiac arrest during all surgery
1:3000
Fit & well, elective surgery
Cardiac arrest <1:10,000
Death <130,000
Frail patients
Cardiac arrest 1:1200
Death 1:2000
#NAP7
‘where numbers tell stories’
rcoa.ac.uk/nap7-perioperativ…
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@EpiDisorders #TestYourself
Which of the following factors has been reported to be an independent predictor of successful presurgical long-term video-EEG monitoring?
1. No requirement for ASM reduction
2. Hyperventilation
3. High baseline frequency
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
74%1, 3
16%2, 3
10%1, 2
50 votes • Final results Bryan Glezerson retweeted
Creating a @GreenerNHS.🟢
@MidYorkshireNHS have switched to the use of reusable tourniquets, meaning a reduction in both carbon emissions & costs.
🗣️"a move towards a reusable alternative with viable reprocessing options is a really positive move"
midyorks.nhs.uk/news/reusabl…
ALT A photo of a reusable tourniquet being used on a patient.
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
Preparing a lecture for the TIVA/TCI course at @CCAD …. Help me with a little survey!
If using propofol TCI, your standard model is:
ccapmglobalsummit.com
50%Schnider Cet
24%Marsh Cpt
21%Eleveld Cet
6%Others (comment)
181 votes • Final results Bryan Glezerson retweeted
Looking forward to this free webinar next week- with talks by @BabiloniClaudio @LauraBonanni6 & yrs truly & moderated by Dr Fah Vasunilashorn from @NIDUS_Delirium & @BethisraelD to register just go to alz.org/research-webinars @katie_schenning @alzassociation @LisEvered @SNACCNeuro
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
5 facts about Tracheal stomas & Tracheostomy Tubes (TT):
1) Stoma Formation
2) Stoma Maturation
3) Inner Cannulas
4) Sizing & length
5) Phonation & Fenestration
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@dastrainees @dasairway @SafeAirway @AirwavesLive
@drlauraduggan @ANZCA @lowebrad @doctimcook
@UniversalAirway
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
Have you ever had to do a needle decompression of a tension pneumoperitoneum in an unstable patient prior to the induction of general anaesthesia?
@bickerton_matt et al write about their experience here:
associationofanaesthetists-p…
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
It shows that inexperienced providers (< 5% anaesthesia), more familiar with VL (<7% had used DL for more than 75% of previous intubations), do better with VL.
They lack skills with DL and fail to intubate on first attempt 1 in 10 times even with VL (which they’ve used more often).
This is not a death nail for DL as much as it is a dire warning that experience is key, even with VL, and that in inexperienced hands DL still has a high FPS.
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
We are delighted to have Dr. Clio Rubinos @Rubinorth from @UNCneurology speaking in our weekly #Epilepsy Rounds on June 16th at 8 am EST. Topic: “The ictal-interictal continuum: To treat or not to treat (and how)?” DM for the zoom link
@westernuEpilep @westernuCNS
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
When we published REGAIN, using a patient-informed primary endpoint of walking recovery at 60d, one of the most common critiques we received from the anesthesia community was that we didn’t focus primarily on a more proximal outcome, like “complications” 1/
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We have removed Desflurane @THP_hospital
@ON_Anesthesia has done lots of work on this and can help!
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
Congratulations @laubernard & team on your RCT in @AJOG_thegray. An impressive feat to complete a surgical RCT in fellowship. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 @McMasterOBGYN @Gyne_Oncology
ajog.org/article/S0002-9378(…
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Hashtag to follow next weekend is #WEM22 for wilderness/extreme medicine, NASA panels, snakebites, ice expeditions, undercover war, cave rescues (and mitochondria...) worldextrememedicine.com/wor…
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Hi everyone! Don’t forget you can listen to my 6 part podcast about the history of anaesthesia, and all the problems that came with it right now! It’s really good I think! podfollow.com/etheror
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Two great FREE papers published today!
CT angiography as an ancillary investigation to support a clinical diagnosis of death using neurological criteria👇
associationofanaesthetists-p…
A quantitative evaluation of aerosol generation during ATI👇
associationofanaesthetists-p…
Bryan Glezerson retweeted
⁉️⁉️But just how much DOES that IJ increase ICP?
Come stop by RST 14 at 12:30 for some myth busting at #sccm2023
Honored to share @feras_akbik and @neuro_intensive’s work on the relation of ICP and CVL placement site.
