
Oxford Textbook of Anaesthesia
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Content
- Cover
- Series
- Volume 1
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Brief contents
- Contents
- Abbreviations
- Part editors
- Contributors
- Part 1 Applied physiology in anaesthesia
- 1 Cardiac and vascular physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 2 Respiratory physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 3 Fluid and electrolyte physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 4 Gastrointestinal physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 5 Kidney and acid-?base physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 6 Central nervous system physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 7 Neuromuscular physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 8 Neuroendocrine physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 9 Pain physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 10 Immune system physiology in anaesthetic practice
- 11 The physiology of blood in anaesthetic practice
- Part 2 Applied pharmacology in anaesthesia
- 12 Drug distribution and elimination in anaesthetic practice
- 13 Mechanisms and determinants of anaesthetic drug action
- 14 Inhaled anaesthetics
- 15 Intravenous anaesthetics
- 16 Neuromuscular blockade and reversal
- 17 Local anaesthetic agents
- 18 Analgesics in anaesthetic practice
- 19 Cardiovascular drugs in anaesthetic practice
- 20 Intravenous fluids in anaesthetic practice
- 21 Drug interactions in anaesthetic practice
- 22 Adverse drug reactions in anaesthesia
- Part 3 Physics, equipment, measurement, and hazards
- 23 Physics in anaesthesia
- 24 Equipment in anaesthesia
- 25 Measurement and monitoring in anaesthesia
- 26 Assessment of the components of anaesthesia
- Part 4 Mathematics, statistics, and evidence-based medicine
- 27 Mathematical models and anaesthesia
- 28 Presentation and handling of data, descriptive and inferential statistics
- 29 Evidence-?based medicine in anaesthesia
- 30 Clinical trial designs in anaesthesia
- Part 5 The practice of anaesthesia
- 31 The history of anaesthesia
- 32 The roles and responsibilities of the anaesthesiologist
- 33 Ethics, consent, benefit, and risk in anaesthetic practice
- 34 Informatics and technology for anaesthesia
- 35 Human factors and simulation in anaesthetic practice
- 36 Safety and quality assurance in anaesthesia
- 37 Teaching in anaesthesia
- 38 Research in anaesthesia
- 39 Outcomes of anaesthesia
- Part 6 Management of anaesthesia
- 40 Preoperative assessment and optimization
- 41 Choice and interpretation of preoperative investigations
- 42 Management of anaesthesia
- 43 Intraoperative monitoring
- 44 Hazards in anaesthetic practice: general considerations, injury, and drugs
- 45 Hazards in anaesthetic practice: body systems and occupational hazards
- 46 Post-?surgical analgesia and acute pain management
- 47 Post-?surgery, post-?anaesthesia complications
- Index
- Cover
- Series
- Volume 2
- Part 7 Procedures, techniques, and therapies
- 48 The airway in anaesthetic practice
- 49 Vascular access during anaesthesia
- 50 Conscious sedation
- 51 Blood conservation and transfusion in anaesthesia
- Part 8 Regional anaesthesia
- 52 General principles of regional anaesthesia
- 53 Regional anaesthesia of the trunk
- 54 Regional anaesthesia of the upper limb
- 55 Regional anaesthesia of the lower limb
- Part 9 The conduct of anaesthesia by surgical specialty
- 56 Anaesthesia for cardiac surgery
- 57 Anaesthesia for thoracic surgery
- 58 Anaesthesia for vascular surgery
- 59 Anaesthesia for neurosurgery and electroconvulsive therapy
- 60 Anaesthesia for ophthalmic surgery
- 61 Anaesthesia for abdominal surgery
- 62 Anaesthesia for urological surgery and for robotic surgery in urology and gynaecology
- 63 Anaesthesia for orthopaedic and trauma surgery
- 64 Anaesthesia for plastic surgery and burns
- 65 Anaesthesia for ENT, dental, and maxillofacial surgery
- 66 Obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia
- 67 Anaesthesia for transplant surgery
- 68 Anaesthesia for day-stay surgery
- Part 10 Paediatric anaesthesia
- 69 Anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology in paediatric anaesthesia
- 70 Neonatal anaesthesia
- 71 Anaesthesia for the infant and older child
- 72 Procedural sedation in children
- 73 Acute paediatric pain management
- 74 Resuscitation, stabilization, and transfer of sick and injured children
- 75 Ethics, consent, and safeguarding in paediatric anaesthesia
- Part 11 The conduct of anaesthesia outside the operating theatre
- 76 Pre-hospital care for the anaesthetist
- 77 Anaesthesia for medical imaging and bronchoscopic procedures
- 78 Military anaesthesia
- Part 12 Anaesthesia and concurrent disease
- 79 Endocrine disease and anaesthesia
- 80 Musculoskeletal disorders and anaesthesia
- 81 Central nervous system pathologies and anaesthesia
- 82 Pulmonary disease and anaesthesia
- 83 Heart disease and anaesthesia
- 84 Haematological and coagulation disorders and anaesthesia
- 85 Hepatic and renal disease and anaesthesia
- 86 Anaesthesia in the elderly
- 87 Anaesthesia for the obese patient
- Paet 13 Critical care and the anaesthetist
- 88 Pre-surgical optimization of the high- risk patient
- 89 Acute illness in the postoperative period
- 90 Transport of the critically ill patient
- 91 Advanced life support
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