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	Anesthesiology Update 2017

Activity Details
Activity Name:	Anesthesiology Update 2017
Needs Assessment:	There will be an estimated 3.5 milling total knee arthroplasties performed by 2030. Out-patient surgery traditionally reduces cost by up to 30%, so there is a huge potential for cost savings. Recent advances in surgical technique. anesthesia and protocol driven care have allowed this procedure to potentially be performed with a shorter length stay. It is desirable to try and reduce length of stay to try and minimize health care costs, without increasing readmission rate, and complications. Identifying patient factor which are associated with successful date case knee arthroplasty is important. Although "multi-modal analgesia" is a current trend in anesthesia care, the use of adjunct medication is not consistent. This is especially true concerning ketamine. This is related to contradictory information and teaching, both past and present: Various publications suggest perioperative ketamine may reduce acute opioid requirements. But the protocols are doses differ widely Anesthesiologists are most familiar with ketamine as a sedative/hypnotic/anesthetic At moderate dosed ketamine use is linked to dysphoria and agitation Low dose ketamine has limited effect in many studies Ketamine use is often not allowed in hospitas outside of the operative/procedural areas
Course Objectives:	Evaluate the elements of a protocol based pathway aimed for knee arthroplasty Identify patient factors associated with successful day case joint replacement Discuss the barriers to day case joint replacement surgery List the various activities of ketamine at different doses and infusion schemes Identify the unique properties of ketamine that can be used to modify opopod requirements, toleratnce, and hyperalgesia in the perioperative period Develop an active plan to use ketamone in perioperative period to reduce opioid requirements Define point of care viscoelastic testing, and its uses, both Rotational-Thromboelastography (TEG) and Thromboelastometry (ROTEM) Identify clinical scenarios where th euse of TEG and/or ROTEM is appropriate Describe how to use viscoelastic testing for targeted coagulation management massive transfusion events Review TEG and ROTEM analyses and graph interpretation
Location Information
Meeting Location:	Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa
Meeting Location URL:	http://montereyplazahotel.com/
Location Address:	400 Cannery Row
Location City:	Monterey
Location State:	CA
Location Postal Code:	93940
Location Country:	US
Activity Information
Start Date:	10/27/2017
End Date:	10/29/2017
Meeting Size:	125
Meeting URL:	http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/cme/course_pages/ANEST/anest_pagelink.html
Credit Information
Credit Amount:	20
Credit Unit:	Credits
Accreditation:	ACCME - Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education > AMA PRA Category 1 Credit
Accreditor/Sponsor
Sponsor Name:	UC Davis Health Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine
Sponsor Address:	4610 X Street, Ste, 2301
Sponsor City:	Sacramento
Sponsor State:	CA
Sponsor Postal Code:	95817
Sponsor Country:	US
Sponsor Phone:	916-734-5390
Sponsor Email:	cmereg@ucdavis.edu
Contact Information
Contact Name:	Vickie Hidalgo
Contact Email:	vmhidalgo@ucdavis.edu

Type: Live Meeting

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Live Meeting Information

Start: Friday, October 27, 2017
End: Sunday, October 29, 2017

Location: Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa
Monterey, CA 93940
US

Credits

20 Credits> Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education> AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™