MedEd Learning Experience

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we discuss the BIS™ Monitor value range and what range the value should be kept between. To help answer this question is Dr. Stephen Bader, Chief of Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology at Heritage Valley Health System in Beaver, PA. Brain monitoring is an adjunctive technology that should not be used as the sole basis for diagnosis or clini...

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we dive into enhanced recovery and discuss how BIS™ can be included in the protocol. To provide insight into this topic is Dr. TJ Gan, Professor of Anesthesiology and Distinguished Endowed Chair at Stony Brook University. Brain monitoring is an adjunctive technology that should not be used as the sole basis for diagnosis or clinical d...

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we discuss cognitive decline after surgery. To help provide insight into this topic is Dr. TJ Gan, Professor of Anesthesiology and Distinguished Endowed Chair at Stony Brook University.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we discuss the value of brain monitoring. To help provide insight into this topic is Dr. TJ Gan, Professor of Anesthesiology and Distinguished Endowed Chair at Stony Brook University.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we dive into what "triple low" means. To help provide insight into this topic is Dr. TJ Gan, Professor of Anesthesiology and Distinguished Endowed Chair at Stony Brook University.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we discuss how anesthesia impacts the brain and why we are concerned about cognitive decline in our patients. To help answer these questions is Dr. TJ Gan, Professor of Anesthesiology and Distinguished Endowed Chair at Stony Brook University.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we dive into how BIS™ monitoring in TIVA and how it may help decrease postoperative delirium. To help answer this question is Dr. TJ Gan, Professor of Anesthesiology and Distinguished Endowed Chair at Stony Brook University. Brain monitoring is an adjunctive technology that should not be used as the sole basis for diagnosis or clinica...

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we discuss how BIS™ guided anesthesia be used in managing TIVA. To help answer this question is Dr. TJ Gan, Professor of Anesthesiology and Distinguished Endowed Chair at Stony Brook University.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we find out how BIS™ can help the anesthesiology team deliver TIVA more effectively. To help answer this question is Dr. TJ Gan, Professor of Anesthesiology and Distinguished Endowed Chair at Stony Brook University. Brain monitoring is an adjunctive technology that should not be used as the sole basis for diagnosis or clinical decisio...

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we dive into the advantages of TIVA. To help provide insight into this topic is Dr. TJ Gan, Professor of Anesthesiology and Distinguished Endowed Chair at Stony Brook University.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we discuss the evidence to support BIS™ use for brain monitoring. To help provide insight into this topic is Dr. Bob Thiele, Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Program at University of Virginia.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we dive into why we might want to use processed EEG for anesthesia management. To help provide insight into this topic is Dr. Bob Thiele, Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Program at University of Virginia.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we discuss how processed EEG can help understand how EEG effects patients differently. To help provide insight into this topic is Dr. Bob Thiele, Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Program at University of Virginia.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we dive into spectral edge frequency. To help provide insight is Dr. Bob Thiele, Assistant Professor and Co-Director Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Program at University of Virginia.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we discuss the Fourier theorem and how it can help us understand EEG. To help provide insight into this is Dr. Bob Thiele, Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Program at University of Virginia.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we dive into what EEG is. To help provide insight into this is Dr. Bob Thiele, Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Program at University of Virginia.

For this segment of the discussion on anesthesia and the brain, we discuss how we are currently monitoring the brain during surgery. To help provide insight into this topic is Dr. Bob Thiele, Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Program at University of Virginia.