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CONFERENCE PROGRAM - 46th CLINICAL CONFERENCE IN PEDIATRIC ANESTHESIOLOGY

FRIDAY EVENING - January 25th, 2008

SATURDAY MORNING - January 26th, 2008

SATURDAY Breakout Sessions - January 26th, 2008

SATURDAY AFTERNOON - January 26th, 2008

SUNDAY Morning - January 27th, 2008

SUNDAY Breakout Sessions - January 27th, 2008




ACCREDITATION
The Pediatric Anesthesiology Foundation, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, presents the 46th Clinical Conference in Pediatric Anesthesiology.  This course emphasizes the practice problems in anesthesiology and perioperative care related to infants and children.  It has been approved for 13.5 continuing medical education by the California Medical Association and the American Association Physician's Recognition Award.  The ACGME core competencies seminar will be approved for continuing medical education.  

FRIDAY EVENING
January 25th, 2008
5:00 - 9:00pm REGISTRATION & EXHIBITS
6:45pm GREETINGS Randall Wetzel, MB, BS  
7:00 - 9:00pm

A panel of our distinguished guests talking about the latest issues of interest to Pediatric Anesthesiologists

Moderated by Randall Wetzel, MB, BS and including – Lynn Martin, MD, David Steward, MB, BS, Linda Mason, MD and Jerrold Lerman, MD
  Objectives:      

To bring the participants up to date on a wide spectrum of pediatric Anesthesiology topics including:

  1. What is new in Pain Management
  2. What is new in Airway Management
  3. New anesthetic reversal agents and the latest on inhalation anesthesia and brain function
  4. Pharmacology updates
  5. To learn what the literature says about the current topics and controversies and more
9:00pm Good Night!
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SATURDAY MORNING
January 26th, 2008

7:30am CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST & EXHIBITS
8:00am Introduction / Welcome Randall Wetzel, MB, BS
8:15am Total Intravenous Anesthesia – what is its place today? Jerrold Lerman, MD
  Objectives:
  1. To understand the techniques involved in maintaining anesthesia intravenously
  2. To understand the pharmacology of TIVA
  3. Why do it?
9:00am State of the Art: Asthma Management in the OR Randall Wetzel, MB, BS
  Objectives:
  1. To understand the management of asthma in the preoperative child   
  2. To learn how to manage acute broncospasm
  3. To understand the principals of ventilation for the asthmatic
9:35am

Debate: Lynn Martin, MD vs. Jerrold Lerman, MD Anesthesiology for non-cardiac surgery in children with congenital heart disease

Moderated by Gerald Bushman, MD 

  Objectives:
  1. To introduce the controversies in pediatric cardiac anesthesia    
  2. To understand the pitfalls facing children with congenital heart disease
  3. To understand whom you can and who you shouldn’t anesthetize
  4. To answer questions about pediatric cardiac function in congenital heart disease
10:30am COFFEE & EXHIBITS
11:00am State of the Art: Neonatal Anesthesiology Lynn Martin, MD
  Objectives:
  1. To learn the most recent advances and controversies in neonatal anesthesia
  2. To understand perioperative pain management in the neonate
  3. To understand advances in neonatal surgery and their anesthetic consequences
11:40 - 11:45am RAFFLE
11:45 - 1:30pm LUNCHEON
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON
January 26th, 2008
1:30pm Digby Leigh Award and Lecture  - Anesthesia-related cardiac arrests in pediatrics Linda Mason, MD
  Objectives:
  1. To understand the changing causes of anesthesia-related cardiac arrest over the last 20 years           
  2. To be updated on current etiologies of anesthesia-related cardiac arrest in pediatric patients
  3. To learn prevention strategies for anesthesia-related cardiac arrest
2:30pm New Developments in Pediatric Out-Patient Anesthesia David Steward, MB
  Objectives:
  1. To review current opinions on patient selection for day surgery
  2. To learn about methods to minimize unhappiness and minor morbidity
  3. To review current methods for postoperative pain control
3:00pm Refreshments and Exhibits
3:20pm The Toyota Way Lynn Martin, MD
  Objectives:
  1. To understand Toyota “Lean” approaches to process and quality improvement for anesthesiology and the operating room
  2. To learn the differences between classical and lean process improvement
  3. To understand typical challenges encountered using lean process improvement methodology in anesthesiology and operative services
4:00pm Advances in minimally invasive pediatric surgery Cathy Shin, MD
  Objectives:
  1. To assess a pediatric patient as a candidate for MIS
  2. Disadvantages for abdominal and thoracic insufflation pressures
  3. To introduce novel techniques in MIS pediatric surgery
4:45pm Good Night
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Panel & Breakout Session
Sunday, January 27, 2008

7:30am CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST & EXHIBITS
WORKSHOP SESSIONS
8:00 – 9:30am

(Break out session room)

Management of the Difficult Airway – Practical Experience with Airway Management Tools 
Joanna Green, MD & Patrick Ross, MD
  Objectives:
  1. To review the current pediatric difficult airway algorithm
  2. To learn about new difficult airway devices for use in pediatric anesthesia
  3. To provide an opportunity for hands-on use of airway devices
8:00 – 9:30am

(Main Lecture Hall)           

QA in Anesthesiology – Ask the Experts

Lynn Martin, MD, William McIlvaine, MD, Gerald Bushman, MD

  Objectives:
  1. To learn about new QA techniques including six-sigma, ‘lean’, and competency oriented QA
  2. To provide an expert panel in a workshop forum to address questions about QA
  3. To present practical experience with case collection and analysis in Anesthesiology programs
9:30 - 11:00am

(Break out session room)

Management of the Difficult Airway – Practical Experience with Airway Management Tools

Joanna Green, MD & Patrick Ross, MD

  Objectives:
  1. To review the current pediatric difficult airway algorithm
  2. To learn about new difficult airway devices for use in pediatric anesthesia
  3. To provide an opportunity for hands-on use of airway devices
9:30 - 11:00am

(Main Lecture Hall)           

How I see the larynx- 100 years of experience

Randall Wetzel, MB, Gary M. Scott, MD, David J. Steward, MB, Linda Mason, MD, William McIlvaine, MD

  Objectives:
  1. How to intubate the pediatric airway form the normal child to advanced level
  2. A “face the music” with the pediatric airway in all of its interest and challenge
  3. Tips on approaching the normal child and neonate’s airway
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