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December 1997. Contents
Review Article: Regional anaesthesia in ambulatory surgery.
Philip W.H Peng, Vincent W.S Chan, Frances F.T Chung.
The use of drains for outpatient orthopaedic surgeries: Safety and efficacy.
Scott G Smith, Matthew S Shapiro.
Ambulatory surgery for PTFE grafts for dialysis.
José R Polo, Jorge Polo, David Pacheco, Ricardo Vázquez, Juan Sanabia, Rosa Romero.
Prevention of postoperative nausea and vomiting with metoclopramide, droperidol and ondansetron: a randomized, double-blind comparison with placebo in ambulatory surgery.
J.M Maestre, J Puente, T Dierssen.
Ingrowing toenails: a treatment algorithm.
Alexander Greenstein, Ofer Kaplan.
Minor operations performed under local anaesthetic in a day surgery unit.
Stephen G.E Barker, Nick Shaper, Sad Dzumhur, Paul A Baskerville.
The South Tyneside FASTRAK service: evaluation of a new model for day surgery.
Colin Bradshaw, Elaine McColl, Chris Pritchett, Martin Eccles, Mark Deverill, Trevor Armitage.
The preoperative evaluation of pain management—a new approach!
A.J Young, R.A Miller.
Unanticipated admissions following ambulatory surgery.
M.J Linares-Gil, M.D Pelegri-Isanta, F Pi-Siqués, S Amat-Rafols, M.T Esteva-Ollé, C Gomar.
Download volume 5.3
October 1997. Contents
Editorial. The IAAS, making history!
Claude De Lathouwer.
A quarter century of accepting the challenges while avoiding the pitfalls of ambulatory surgery.
Bernard V. Wetchler.
Complications following day surgery: Is quality assurance the answer?
Mark Hitchcock.
Paediatric quality assurance.
Raafat S. Hannallah.
Epidural and spinal anaesthesia have no place in a busy day unit?
Johan C. Raeder.
Educational protocols in ambulatory anesthesia.
Rebecca S. Twersky.
US ambulatory surgery projections are inappropriate.
Jean M. Millar.
Can laparoscopic cholecystectomy be a same-day procedure?
Piero Pietri, Giampiero Campanelli, Roberto Cavagnoli, Maurizio Fabbiani.
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August 1997. Contents
Review Article. Anaesthetic considerations for paediatric ambulatory surgery.
Raafat S. Hannallah.
A focus on the five senses of the day surgery patient: a quality assurance initiative.
Dani McKenna.
Cost-effective anaesthesia for outpatient arthroscopic surgery: Desflurane versus propofol?
Jan Jakobsson, Einar Hellquist, Maria Bastos.
Does day surgery embarrass the primary health care team? An audit of complications and consultations.
C.E. Willis, J.D. Watson, C.V. Harper, W.G. Humphreys.
Reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament as day surgery.
Nadr M. Jomha, Leo A. Pinczewski.
Day-case circumcision in an African rural hospital.
Luca Ansaloni, Francesco Falaschi, Enrica Pazè.
The safety, efficacy and recovery characteristics of desflurane versus propofol for anaesthesia in an older day surgery population.
P.H. Carroll, T.W. Ogg, B. Watson, M. Hitchcock, T. Pickworth, J. Andrade, R.D. Jeevaratnam.
A mechanism for reducing patient non-attendance rates for day surgery.
S Pain, D Maguire, M Leahy, D Wooler, C Ingham-Clark.
Download volume 5.1
May 1997. Contents
Editorial. Post anaesthesia care unit length of stay: meeting the needs of today’s ambulatory surgery patient.
Bernard V. Wetchler.
Review Article. Discharge following ambulatory surgery.
S.I. Marshall, F. Chung.
The cardiovascular changes during upper gastrointestinal endoscopy.
K.E.A. Nicholson, A.K. Gupta, C. Woollard, N.A. Irvine, G.D. Bell.
Australian men’s experiences of cystoscopic day surgery.
Judith Donoghue, Dianne Pelletier, Christine Duffield, Maria Torres.
The unplanned admission: a review of the day surgery experience.
D.T.A. Hardman, M.I. Patel, D. Yiing, J.C. Warden.
Primary varicose veins in a day surgery unit.
S.G.E. Barker, N.J. Shaper, P.A. Baskerville.
Highlights from the 1996 American Society of Anesthesiologists’ Annual Meeting Panel on: Admission and Discharge Criteria: “Why you can’t get in… why you can’t go home!”
Rebecca S. Twersky.
Brief reviews of selected nursing articles related to ambulatory surgery.
D. Green.