The author points out the general problems with anephric patients and highlights some of the specific anesthetic problems and surgical procedures associated with such patients.

Print version: 1984;52(5):502-507.

An in-depth review of epidural anesthesia considerations for the patient in labor is presented.

Print version: 1984;52(5):508-515.

This article offers a framework of communication to bridge specialty staffs, thus reducing fragmentation of patient care.

Print version: 1984;52(5):516-519.

 

The author looks at the trend toward graduate education and the influences behind the change based on a national survey of anesthesia educational programs.

Print version: 1984;52(5):520-529.

 

This article focuses on the considerations necessary for the patient with septic shock who is undergoing anesthesia.

Print version: 1984;52(5):549-552.

 

Nosocomial infections are increasingly prevalent in anesthesia practice today; they threaten both the patient and the anesthetist alike. The author presents three case studies which explore infections that pose serious morbidity and mortality risks.

Print version: 1984;52(5):553-561.

 

A simple pre-anesthesia evaluation form; Council on Accreditation notice.

Print version: 1984;52(5):484,501.

 

The implementation of the Nurse Anesthetist "Pass-Through" Amendment.

Print version: 1984;52(5):530-532.

 

Legal requirements of physician supervision.

Print version: 1984;52(5):562-563.

 

Print version: 1984;52(5):478.

 

Print version: 1984;52(5):564.