DAS 1998 Belfast

DAS
1998 BELFAST

Postgraduate Medical Centre­­
26-27th
Nov­ember


Speaker Topic
Session
I:
Multi-disciplinary topic:
Obstructive sleep apnoea
Dr
A S
Hiremath (Surrey)
Obstructive sleep apnoea and
difficult intubation
Dr
I
Gleadhill (Belfast)
The respiratory physician’s view
Mr
W
Primrose (Belfast)
The ENT surgeon’s perspective
Session
II:
Case reports : One slide wonders
Dr
P Murphy
(Leeds)
Acromegaly
Dr
M Weiss
(Zurich)
Video assisted airway management
Dr
A Diba
(London)
Difficult decannulation predictable?
Dr
A Diba
(London)
K + TTJV + FOI = OK
Dr
R M
Dravid (Oxford)
Use of the flexible fibrescope for
tracheal
re-intubation in a patient with difficult extubation
Dr
A Patel
(London)
Inhalational induction with 8%
Sevoflurane for the
difficult airway with acute respiratory distress
Dr
A Patel
(London)
Tension pneumothorax associated with
an airway
exchange catheter in a patient with ankylosing spondylitis
Session
III:
Update of projects
Dr
P Rich
(London)
Update on the difficult airway
database
Dr
T Strang
(Manchester)
A CD Rom update
Dr
P A
Farling (Belfast)
Report from SAM, Boston
Dr
D Gray
(Liverpool)
Waste not the butterflies
Dr
E P McCoy
(Belfast)
Visions of heaven and hell
Session
IV:
Review Lecture and Free Papers
Dr
T Randell
(Helsinki)
Fibreoptic review
Dr
J Harten
(Glasgow)
Comparison of the Augustine Guide
with the
Ovassapian Airway for oral fibreoptic intubation in patients with
normal airway anatomy
Dr
G Rodney
(Dundee)
Propofol by target controlled
infusion and the
difficult airway
Dr
H Manji
(Oxford)
Is an antisialogogue necessary for
routine
fibreoptic intubation under general anaesthesia?
Dr
J
Henderson (Glasgow)
Increasing use of straight
laryngoscopes by
Consultant Anaesthetists in a Scottish hospital
Session
V:
Training and Education
Dr
R Vaughan
(Cardiff)
The College’s view
Dr
J Murray
(Belfast)
The REA’s view
Dr
P
McSorley (Belfast)
The trainee’s view
Sr
A
Maginnis (Belfast)
The assistant’s view
Dr
T Turley
(Cardiff)
Training module update
Professor
G
Shorten (Cork)
The virtual airway
Session
VI:
Lower Airway Problems
Dr
D L
Coppel (Belfast)
The troubled airway
Dr
E C
Behringer (California)
Airway problems in intensive care
Dr
K G Lowry
(Belfast) and Mr J McGuigan (Belfast)
Problems in thoracic surgery
Session
VII:
Controversies in airway management
Dr
R A Mason
(Swansea)
Anaesthesia for upper airway tumours
Dr
E C
Behringer (California)
The COPA
Dr
J Nolan
(Bath)
The intubating laryngeal mask
Dr
G
Greenslade (Bristol)
Remifentanil during fibreoptic
intubation