Book contents
- Taking on TIVA
- Taking on TIVA
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Power to the People: the Rationale of a Practical Text
- Chapter 1 Why Bother?
- Chapter 2 You Say ‘PK’ and I Say ‘No Way!’; You Say ‘Keo’ and I Say ‘Time to Go!’
- Chapter 3 TCI and TIVA: What a Good Idea!
- Chapter 4 Milk of Amnesia
- Chapter 5 A Catwalk with a Difference
- Chapter 6 Let’s Get Started
- Chapter 7 Let’s Get Pumped!
- Chapter 8 ‘But I’m Used to MAC!’
- Chapter 9 Be Aware, Unaware and Confusion Everywhere
- Chapter 10 Do You Want Fries with That?
- Chapter 11 Intra- and Post-operative Analgesia for TIVA
- Chapter 12 Wakey Wakey!
- Chapter 13 Under Pressure
- Chapter 14 Ankle Biters
- Chapter 15 Old Timers
- Chapter 16 Big Can Be Beautiful!
- Chapter 17 A Bun in the Oven
- Chapter 18 Saving the Whales by Taking on TIVA
- Chapter 19 TIVA Drugs for Sedation
- Chapter 20 Skiing Off-Piste and Other Assorted Goodies
- Index
- References
Chapter 3 - TCI and TIVA: What a Good Idea!
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 November 2019
Book contents
- Taking on TIVA
- Taking on TIVA
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Power to the People: the Rationale of a Practical Text
- Chapter 1 Why Bother?
- Chapter 2 You Say ‘PK’ and I Say ‘No Way!’; You Say ‘Keo’ and I Say ‘Time to Go!’
- Chapter 3 TCI and TIVA: What a Good Idea!
- Chapter 4 Milk of Amnesia
- Chapter 5 A Catwalk with a Difference
- Chapter 6 Let’s Get Started
- Chapter 7 Let’s Get Pumped!
- Chapter 8 ‘But I’m Used to MAC!’
- Chapter 9 Be Aware, Unaware and Confusion Everywhere
- Chapter 10 Do You Want Fries with That?
- Chapter 11 Intra- and Post-operative Analgesia for TIVA
- Chapter 12 Wakey Wakey!
- Chapter 13 Under Pressure
- Chapter 14 Ankle Biters
- Chapter 15 Old Timers
- Chapter 16 Big Can Be Beautiful!
- Chapter 17 A Bun in the Oven
- Chapter 18 Saving the Whales by Taking on TIVA
- Chapter 19 TIVA Drugs for Sedation
- Chapter 20 Skiing Off-Piste and Other Assorted Goodies
- Index
- References
Summary
The introduction of TCI pumps into clinical practice invoked a sense of interest, and a sense of reservation stemming from the concern of getting the dose wrong and causing awareness. I experienced the frustration of not grasping all of the intricacies of the complicated pharmacokinetics. I experienced the annoyance of delayed emergence from getting the dose wrong from both TCI and manual infusions. There was only the rare TIVA enthusiast who could explain aspects of this dark art. Therefore like a lot of my colleagues I did not bother too much with using TIVA except for neurosurgery or for those with a history of severe PONV. It just felt like too much of a nuisance for not much gain.
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- Taking on TIVADebunking Myths and Dispelling Misunderstandings, pp. 14 - 21Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2019
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