American Society of Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine
27th Annual Spring Meeting & Workshops
April 25-28, 2002
Sheraton Chicago Hotel
Chicago, IL
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Problem Based Learning Titles (1 hour sessions) |
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| Thursday, April 25, 2002 — 12 n (Includes Lunch) | |
| A healthy 24-year old parturient presents in
early labor. Will you offer a combined spinal-epidural technique? Sumedha S. Panchal, MD; Cynthia A. Wong, MD |
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Can we provide aggressive analgesic therapy and still
be reimbursed? Maximizing acute and chronic pain management reimbursement.
Interpreting the new changes in billing and compliance. Incorporating
data collection on hand-held devices. |
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| You are called to provide anesthesia for a
term mother whose BP is 160/112. What will you do? Valerie A. Arkoosh, MD; José C.A. Carvalho, MD, PhD, FANZCA |
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| A 4-year old child presents for excision of
a renal mass via a flank incision. How will you handle her postoperative
analgesia? Patrick M. McQuillan, MD; Corrie T.M. Anderson, MD |
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| A 73-year old woman with degenerative back
pain presents to your clinic. What are the roles for oral analgesics, spinal
cord stimulation, or alternative therapies? Lynn M. Broadman, MD; F. Michael Ferrante, MD |
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A 45-year old woman is referred to the pain clinic with
sympathetically mediated pain for an IV regional sympathetic block. What
are the pros & cons of the alternative therapies? |
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| A 27-year old man is scheduled for outpatient
knee arthroscopy. Is there a place for regional anesthesia? Joseph M. Neal, MD; Michael F. Mulroy, MD |
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| Fast turnover, no pain, micturate, and get
the heck out… Is regional anesthesia the answer? Susan M. Steele, MD; Julia E. Pollock, MD |
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| Saturday, April 27, 2002 — 12:00 n (Includes Lunch) | |
| A 55-year old male presents with new onset
back pain. How much work-up do you need to do prior to intervention? John C. Rowlingson, MD; Richard W. Rosenquist, MD |
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| Making the acute pain service work May Chin, MD; Narinder A. Rawal, MD, PhD |
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| Your hospital's chief of OB/GYN attributes
a recent increase in cesarean sections to "anesthesia's early use of
epidurals". How do you respond? Mark C. Norris, MD; Holly Muir, MD |
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| A 36-year old male is scheduled for calcaneal
reconstruction. How will you manage anesthesia and analgesia? Stephen M. Klein, MD; M.S. Batra, MD |
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| A 24-year old athlete for distal radius repair
develops ventricular fibrillation following an axillary block with 40 ml
of 0.5% bupivacaine. Should we still be using bupivacaine for bolus dosing?
Roy A. Greengrass, MD; Denise J. Wedel, MD |
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| A 35-year old male with multiple sclerosis
and spasticity presents to your clinic? What treatments would you offer? Peter S. Staats, MD; Douglas G. Merrill, MD |
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A 53-year old woman who underwent total shoulder replacement
under combined general anesthesia and interscalene block now has |
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| Teaching regional anesthesia—What works
and what doesn't? A. Robin Brown, MD; Joseph M. Neal, MD |
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