asian society of card!othoracic anaesthesia

180 Pages·2011·17.19 MB·English

3RD MEETING OF THE
ASIAN SOCIETY OF CARD!OTHORACIC ANAESTHESIA
ABSTRACTS
WEDNESDAY
ASCA~l Update on paediatric cardiac anaesthesia
CL Lake
Intraoperative assessment of congenital heart
I A Russell
ASCA-3 Anaesthetic management of arterial switch operation
T C Menor 2
ASCA~4 Assessment of coagulation during cardiopulmonary bypass
M H Ereth 3
ASCA-5 Biocompatibility of cardiopulmonary bypass
Y Nimmi 4
ASCA-6 Cardiac assist devices
R G Walsh 4
ASCA~7 Post bypass organ dysfunction
I Mustafa 5
ASCA~8 Anaesthesia for minimally invasive surgery
CL Lake 5
ASCA~9 Postoperative management after the fontan procedure
R Flick 6
FR.EE PAPERS - ASCA FP
Programmed cell death (apoptosis) after cardiopulmonary bypass
R Wagner 6
Stunned myocardium after noncardiac surgery affects females predominantly?
H Kato 7
Effects of milrinone on the sistemic and pulmonary haemodynamics in patients with
pulmonary hypertension undergoing open heart operations
YWHong 8
FP-4 Modified ultrafiltration in neonatal open heart surgery
Y Horimoto 9
fP~5 Survey on the use of intraoperative transesophageal echocardiography at the national
heart institute, Kuala Lumpur
N Thirukumar 9
fP~6 The effects of retrograde cardioplegia on right venticular function in patients undergoing
cononary artery bypass graft surgery
YW Hong 70
ASCA POSTERS
13-1 The comparative effect of fentanyl versus isoflurane on splanchnic hypoperfusion
induced by hypothermic cardiopulmonary bypass
H 5 Jin 71
P-2 Development of colloids for use in trauma
M G Beez 77
P-3 Plugging capillary leak
M G Beez 72
P-4 High thoracic epidural anaesthesia (TEA) for cardiac valvular surgery
E Nygard 73
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An increase in macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF) release in patients with
cardiopulmonary bypass surgery
5 Gando 74
P-6 Central venous catheterisation performed with an insertion needle with a built-in
ultrasound probe
J Hasegawa 75
P-7 Convenient cannulas for intravenous catheterisation evaluated by the pattern of changes
of penetration force (comparation by penetration speed)
T Suzuki 76
11th ASEAN """",,,.,..,, OF ANAESTHESIOlOGISTS
Anaesthesiology in the next millennium: perspectives from a journal editor
R 0 Miller 17
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ANAESTHESIA fOR AMBULATORY SURGERY 1
51-1 Challenges in anaesthesia for ambulatory surgery
B K Philip 17
Local and regional anaesthesia in ambulatory surgery
M Wong 78
Understanding the pharmacology of sedation
M Wood 78
Anaesthesia for the medically complicated patient undergoing ambulatory surgery
o 79
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5 2 AIRWAY MANAGEMENT
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Assessment and management of the difficult airway in the parturient
5 P Gaff 79
52-2 Airway adjuncts and alternative techniques for tracheal intubation
SS Dhara 20
52-3 The laryngeal mask airway: an expanding concept in airway safety
A I J Brain 21
S2-4 Achieving effective ventilation in the difficult airway
P Somprakit 27
Anaesthetic strategies for the patient with heart disease
AS Um 22
S3-2 Assessment of operative risk in patients with advanced lung disease
G 5 Teoh 23
53-3 Null per Os (NPO) status and risk of aspiration
B Yokubol 23
What preoperative investigations are necessary?
L L Tai 24
5-4 CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE - POTPOURRI
54-1 Cardiopulmonary interactions of mechanical ventilation
M B PAmato 24
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54-2 Polyneuropathy in critically ill patients
P Vorrakitpokathorn 25
54-3 Pharmaconutrition for the critically ill
G 5 YOng 25
54-4 Application of ultrasonography in the critically ill patient
KJaalam 26
5-5 ANAESTHESIA FOR AMBULATORY SURGERY [2/2J
55-1 Anaesthesia for paediatric ambulatory surgery
5 M Walker 26
55-2 Morbidity following ambulatory surgery
TJ Gan 27
55-3 Patient recovery and discharge following ambulatory surgery
CYWang 27
55-4 Balancing cost and quality in ambulatory anaesthesia
B K Philip 28
5-6 PAIN MANAGEMENT
56-1 Early management of acute pain: its role in the prevention of chronic pain
MS Cardosa 28
56-2 Achieving optimal pain relief in infants and children
E Sumner 29
56-3 Clinician's expectations versus patient's experience
F R Nuevo 29
56-4 Acupuncture and pain management
T LLee 30
5-7 PHYSIOLOGY
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57-1 Lessons learnt from cardiovascular research
J P Abenstein 37
57-2 lung function during anaesthesia: solved and unsolved issues
PS K Tan 32
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57 3 Cerebral circulatory physiology: an update
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AM Lam 33
57-4 Malignant hyperthermia: ASEAN perspective
L Chan 34
5-8 ADMINISTRATION
58-1 Academic anaesthetists: an endangered species
MD Vickers 34
58·2 How to manage a happy department
5 H Ng 35
58<3 Management of personal and professional stresses in anaesthesia pratice
YWChan 36
58-4 Help! Avenues to assist the anaesthetist in distress
KPNg 36
5-9 PAIN MANAGEMENT
59-1 Complex regional pain syndromes: diagnosis and management
5 M Walker 37
59·2 Mechanisms of pain in spinal cord injury
R Vijayan 37
59·3 Management of chronic pain: the role invasive procedures
P Chaudasekshetrin 38
59-4 Managing the child with chronic pain
5 M Walker 39
5-10 ANAESTHESIA FOR CARDIAC SURGERY
510-1 Perioperative alterations in coagulation and haemostasis
M Ereth 40
510-2 Monitoring in cardiac anaesthesia
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Kemmotsu 41
510m3 Drugs and techniques for fast-tracking in cardiac anaesthesia
G N C Kenny 41
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510-4- Nitric oxide and the treatment of pulmonary hypertension
I A Russell 42
FRIDAY
PI.-2 New technologies, critical care and economic realities
M R Pin sky 43
5-11 PAEDIATRIC ANAESTHESIA
511-1 Perioperative fluid management in children
R Leelanukrom 44
511-2 Neonatal emergencies
E Sumner 44
511-3 Practical overview of regional blocks in children
F Taib 45
511-4 Complications in paediatric anaesthesia
ANg 45
5-12 OBSTETRIC ANAE5THESaA
512-1 Challenges and outcome in labour analgesia
5 P Gatt 45
512-2 Towards a safe general anaesthetic for caesarean section.
C Y Lee 46
512-3 The role of opioids in obstetric anasthesia
WO Ngan Kee 46
512-4 Anaesthesia for prepartum and postpartum surgery
J L Chong 47
5-13 PHARMACOLOGY
513-1 Inhalational anaesthetic agents
B K Philip 47
513-2 New narcotics for anaesthetic practice
G N C Kenny 48
513-3 Are the new muscle relaxants cost effective and of benefit to patients?
R 0 Miller 48
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513-4 Drug interactions in anaesthesia
Margaret Wood 48
S-14 CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE ~ SEPSIS
S14~1 Goals of resuscitation
M R Pinsky 49
514-2 Immunomodulation in sepsis
KS Ng 50
Systemic consequences of hypercapnia
M B PAmato 57
514-4 Results of the First Asia-Pacific consensus conference in critical care medicine:
"Resuscitation of the patient in septic shock"
I Mustafa 51
FREE PAPERS BEST FREE PAPER
FP1-1 Esmolol improves the recovery of ischaemic myocardium after cardio-pulmonary bypass
YW Kuo 52
High concentration inhalation anaesthesia combined with post-operative epidural
analgesia in cardiac surgery
B K Leu 53
Role of colloids in management of critically ill patients
M G Beez 54
FPl-4 Attenuation of haemodynamic responses following extubation with varying
doses of esmolol
Z Khadiiah 55
FPl-5 Attenuation of haemodynamic responses to laryngoscopy and tracheal intubation in
healthy patients with different doses of esmolol
B 5 Nordin 55
FPl-6 Changes of finger blood flow after cardiopulmonary bypass
T Totedo 56
Adverse haemodynamic effects of aprotinin in cardiac surgical patients
H Jahizah 56
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FP2
FP2-1 A comparison of induction and emergence characteristics of sevoflurane and
halothane in children
CL Chiu 57
FP2-2 Comparison of maintenance and recovery characteristics of sevoflurance and desflurane
in paediatric ambulatory patients
SM Choo 58
FP2-3 Effects of spinal anaesthesia with pethidine as sole agent in children
I Acalovschi 58
FP2-4 Premedication for paediatric patients: Is ketamine the right choice?
SSharma 59
FP2-5 Monocyte HLA-DR expression in critically ill children with systemic in flammatory
response syndrome
GHTan 60
FP3
FP3-1 Metaraminol dosage during spinal anaesthesia
LA H Critchley 60
FP3-2 Satisfaction of patients with spinal anaesthesia
NM Lim 67
FP3-3 Intrathecal ropivacaine for caesarean section
K 5 Khaw 67
FP3-4 Comparison between spinal, epidural and combined spinal epidural
anaesthesia for caesarean section
KPNg 62
FP3-5 Comparison of 0.125% with 0.2% ropivacaine for parturient-controlled
labour analgesia
AT H Sia 63
FP3-6 The effect of adding fentanyl on parturient-controlled epidural analgesia with
ropivacane 0.125% for labour pain relief
P Ruban 64
FP3-7 Combined spinal-epidural anaesthesia with bupivacaine and different morphinics
Q TCong
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FP3-8 Regional analgesia for labour in KK Hospital: 2 year audit of 3954 patients
W J( Lo 65
Optimal dose of lignocaine for preventing pain on injection of propofol
M Rohisham 66
The effectiveness of patient-controlled analgesia versus on demand intramuscular
injections: A meta analysis
E Yip 67
Comparison of piroxicam, naproxen and meloxicam for pre-emptive analgesia:
implications of COX-l /COX-2 ratio
IT Mana/ese 67
Continuous subcutaneous administration morphine versus intravenous patient controlled
analgesia morphine for postoperative pain management in spinal surgery
A Yoshino 68
Pre-emptive effect of butorphunol on postoperative pain in hysterectomy
10 Lee 69
FP4-6 Comparison of patient-controlled epidural analgesia with and without a background
infusion after lower abdominal gynaecological surgery
K H Wong 70
f1P4-7 Effectiveness of EMLA cream and 2% lignocaine for intravenous canulation
Y Noor Hassan 71
Anaesthesiology in the undergraduate medical curriculum
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Ariff 71
Obstetric admissions to the intensive care unit
Y Zolkepli 72
FP5-3 Evaluation of the Part 1 (Basic Medical Sciences) Intensive Course
M Marzida 72
Nursing care of central venous catheters -a quality assurance study
5 KNg 73
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Setting up an obstetric epidural service -the Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
experience
C Y Lee 74
&=P5-6 Day case surgery: 24-hour post-operative follow-up
LL Oh 74
Implementing clinical information system into the intensive care unit
U L Ungku Fatimah 75
Clinical features and intensive care management of Nipah Encephalitis among pig
farmers
PSKTan 76
BEST FREE PAPER
BFP-l The role of the NMDA receptor in stress-induced analgesia (SIA)
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BFP-2 Changes in creatinine clearance and free-water clearance during cardiopulmonary
bypass
Q K Nguyen 78
BFP-3 Determination of dose-response of epidural ropivacaine for labour analgesia
BB~ ~
A non-occluding bag design to enhance closed scavenging for the T-piece breathing
circuit
H L Pua 79
BFP-5 Transient radicular irritation after spinal block with lidocaine
Y Punjasawadwong 80
Concentration dependent propofol pharmacokinetics
D P Crankshaw 87
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Developments in pharmacology for the paediatric patient
M Wood 87
515-2 Sedation and analgesia for the child in and outside the operating room
IT Camagay 82
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