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In the continuing debate on the use of MDs vs. CRNAs, the anesthesia blog posted a brief discussion of the recently published AANA-funded study that demonstrates similar outcomes between MDs and CRNAs who are not supervised.
Anesthesiologists have found for the first time that, under certain circumstances, infants and children may be exposed to carbon monoxide during routine anesthesia resulting in a rise in the carbon monoxide levels in the child’s blood. Recent studies led by Richard J. Levy, MD, chief of Cardiac Anesthesiology at Children’s National Medical Center and his team have identified tangible ways to reduce the risk of carbon monoxide exposure.
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