Edward F. Daw
Mayo Clinic
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Anesthesia & Analgesia | 1966
John D. Michenfelder; Howard R. Terry; Edward F. Daw; Ross H. Miller
ENOI s AIR EMBOLISM is a recognized V complication of various surgical, diagnostic, and therapeutic procedures.*o2 Of these, occipital craniectomy on a patient in the sitting position is known to be particularly haz:irdous3 because of exposure of noncollapsible venous channels (dural sinuses and diploic veins) which, if opened in the presence of a negative venous pressure, will aspirate giir. Our experience with this complication has resulted in the recent application of a new method of treatment which will be described in detail. In addition, this report will summarize our experience, during 4 years (March 1961 to March 1965), with venous air embolism occurring during all neurosurgical procedures performed on patients in the sitting position.
BJA: British Journal of Anaesthesia | 1965
John D. Micrenfelder; Alfred Uihlein; Edward F. Daw; Richard A. Theye
JAMA | 1966
Alfred Uihlein; Collin S. MacCarty; John D. Michenfelder; Howard R. Terry; Edward F. Daw
Surgical Clinics of North America | 1965
John D. Michenfelder; Howard R. Terry; Edward F. Daw; Alfred Uihlein
Anesthesiology | 1963
John D. Michenfelder; Howard R. Terry; Edward F. Daw; Collin S. MacCarty; Alfred Uihlein
Surgical Clinics of North America | 1965
John D. Michenfelder; Howard R. Terry; Edward F. Daw
Surgical Clinics of North America | 1965
Howard R. Terry; Edward F. Daw; John D. Michenfelder; Gerald F. Tuohy; Ross H. Miller
Anesthesia & Analgesia | 1960
Edward F. Daw; Brian Dawson; Howard R. Terry; Alfred Uihlein
Anesthesia & Analgesia | 1961
John D. Michenfelder; Howard R. Terry; Edward F. Daw
Surgical Clinics of North America | 1965
Edward F. Daw; Hendrik J. Svien; John D. Michenfelder; Howard R. Terry
