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Month: October 2024

Estimating the Anaerobic Threshold: Clinical Insights for Anesthesiologists

The anaerobic threshold (AT), also referred to as the lactate threshold, represents a critical physiological marker where the body shifts from aerobic metabolism to anaerobic metabolism. Understanding and estimating this threshold can have significant implications, not only in sports medicine but also in clinical practice, particularly for anesthesiologists. This is because AT correlates with oxygen … Read more

Assessing Vocal Cord Function Post-Surgery: An Overview for Anesthesiologists

Anesthesiologists often encounter the challenge of assessing vocal cord function post-surgery, especially after procedures that involve intubation or head and neck surgeries. Here’s an in-depth look at common assessment techniques and their significance. 1. Clinical Observation and Patient Interviews Anesthesiologists typically begin with a fundamental assessment by observing the patient’s voice and conducting interviews. They … Read more

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