CEACCP: Monitoring intracranial pressure, perfusion and metabolism
Kyle Pattinson BM FRCA, Guy Wynne-Jones MBBS FRCS PhD and Christopher HE Imray MBBS FRCS
0.5 Hours
This article provides an overview of cerebral monitoring techniques available in clinical practice.
Anatomical Differences in the Developing Paediatric Airway
Ann Black and David Hatch
0.5 Hours
This session provides an outline of the important differences between the adult and the paediatric airways. The overall objective is to give the trainee the understanding of the development of the anatomy of the airway from birth to adulthood, which is necessary to understand the main clinical implications of these differences.
Brachial Plexus, Nerve Supply to the Arm and Hand
Claire Shannon and Rob Hearn
0.5 Hours
This session will describe the anatomy of the brachial plexus and how it is related to other structures within the neck and upper arm. It will also describe the anatomy of the major nerves formed by the brachial plexus, and the sensory dermatomes and muscle groups supplied by these nerves.
Regulation of Electrolyte and Acid-Base Balance
Clifford Dwenger MbChB MRCP FRCA EDIC
0.5 Hours
This session expands the role of antidiuretic hormone, and discusses other hormonal systems involved in regulating sodium absorption. The concept of 'effective circulating volume', which is central to these systems, is defined.
Pain - Peripheral and Central Mechanisms 1
Ian Power
0.5 Hours
This session works through the peripheral and central mechanisms of pain.
Autonomic Nervous System
Lesley Bromley
0.5 Hours
This session summarizes the structure and function of the autonomic nervous system.
Opioids with Weak and Partial Agonist Ativity and Opioid Antagonists
Jeremy Nightingale
0.5 Hours
This session covers the pharmacology and uses of weak opioids such as codeine, partial agonist and mixed agonist/antagonist drugs, and problems associated with their use. It also examines the pharmacology and use of μ receptor antagonists.
Antihistamines
Mark Forrest
0.5 Hours
This session describes drugs that act on the H1 receptor to counteract the effects of histamine, explores the indications, mechanism of action, side-effect profiles and the reasons for the various indications of commonly encountered antihistamines.
Pharmacokinetics of Intravenous Anaesthesia
Murali Subbaramaiah
0.5 Hours
This session explains the mechanism of ‘target control infusion’ (TCI) and the various pharmacokinetic models used.
Benzylisoquinolinium Muscle Relaxants
Charlene Grassmann and Christopher J Parker
0.5 Hours
This session is about the benzylisoquinolinium neuromuscular blocking agents. The session also compares the currently available benzylisoquinoliniums with the ideal muscle relaxant, and considers the relationship between structure and the pharmacological properties of these drugs. Finally, the session highlights the cardiovascul....
Aminosteroid Neuromuscular Blocking Agents
RG Craig and Christopher J Parker
0.5 Hours
This session explores the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of the aminosteroid neuromuscular blocking agents (NMBAs). It explores: the relationship between the chemical structure of these agents, their potency and their route of elimination; the relationship between potency and rate of onset; the use of neuromuscul....
Anticoagulants
Niall O´Keeffe and Hesham Saad
0.5 Hours
This session describes the pharmacology and management of anticoagulants.
Removable Implant Solutions
Mr Arian B. Deutsh CDT
This course deals with Dental Implant Restorative Techniques and Solutions. The focus of this course is on the clinical and technical steps of creating an implant telescopic restoration for full and partial arch restorations.
Intro to Orthodontics
Dr. Edmund Lipskis
See "how your teeth are connected to the rest of your body" and why orthodontics is a key tool in treating disorders beyond crooked teeth! On behalf of T&S Therapy Centre International
Advanced Implantology
Dr Wilkie Stadeker DDS
This is an advanced level implant course. It will review advanced level implantology. It will demonstrate implant surgical techniques and implant restoration. It will show the viewer how to create a treatment plan with a CT scan and how to restore, place and load immediate implants. Please email author if literature cites....
Resource Guide for Dental Students and New Dentists
Mr Scott McDonald
This Resource Guide is the work of years of experience in dental marketing consultation. It is intended as a useful tool for dental students and young dentists who wish to find a handy resource of providers of specific services. This Guide has been divided into three sections: 1. Sources 2. Readings 3. Bibliography
Salivary Diagnostics in the Dental Practice
Dr Richard H Nagelberg DDS
Salivary diagnostic technology offers a number of advantages over other testing methods. Some of these advantages include non-invasiveness, a virtually unlimited supply, cost effectiveness, and patient comfort, among others. Saliva testing can provide early diagnosis of a variety of diseases and conditions, thereby reducing morb....
Anglevator - #11 & 15 root tips
Dr Eric Schuetz
No need for flap or bur just a little patient work with an Anglevator...., truly atraumatic!
Anglevator & Bird Beak - #4
Dr Eric Schuetz
Easy extraction, using buccal/mesial/distal due to camera angles, but best position to loosen a maxillary tooth is from the Palatal. But this video show the versatility of the Anglevator
Anglevator & 150 - #1 & 32 pericoronitis
Dr Eric Schuetz
2 more easy ext's with an Anglevator & 150, pericoronitis #32 makes the ext easier as the body 'wants' it out, PDL inflamed, widened, easier to penetrate, luxate & elevate out!
Anglevator - #11 #16 decayed roots
Dr Eric Schuetz
Longer than usual extraction on #11 severely decayed root, these types of ext's can tear out the buccal plate if not careful.