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Propofol for electrical storm; a case report of cardioversion and suppression of ventricular tachycardia by propofol by BURJORJEE, Jessica E, MILNE, Brian

“…To present a case report where propofol abolished recurrent ventricular tachycardia (VT) and to suggest a mechanism by which this may have occurred. A…”
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Epidural Hematoma Following Cessation of a Direct Oral Anticoagulant: A Case Report by Burjorjee, Jessica E, Rooney, Rachel, Jaeger, Melanie

“…OBJECTIVEIn this case report, we describe a case of epidural hematoma following epidural analgesia in a patient with recent cessation of a direct oral…”
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Simulation-based assessment of anesthesiology residents’ competence: development and implementation of the Canadian National Anesthesiology Simulation Curriculum (CanNASC) by Chiu, Michelle, Tarshis, Jordan, Antoniou, Andreas, Bosma, T. Laine, Burjorjee, Jessica E., Cowie, Neil, Crooks, Simone, Doyle, Kate, Dubois, David, Everett, Tobias, Fisher, Rachel, Hayter, Megan, McKinnon, Genevieve, Noseworthy, Diana, O’Regan, Noel, Peachey, Greg, Robitaille, Arnaud, Sullivan, Michael, Tenenbein, Marshall, Tremblay, Marie-Helene

“…The specialty of anesthesiology will soon adopt the Competence By Design (CBD) approach to residency education developed by the Royal College of Physicians and…”
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“Debriefing-on-Demand”: A Pilot Assessment of Using a “Pause Button” in Medical Simulation by McMullen, Michael, Wilson, Rosemary, Fleming, Melinda, Mark, David, Sydor, Devin, Wang, Louie, Zamora, Jorge, Phelan, Rachel, Burjorjee, Jessica E

“…INTRODUCTIONSimulation is an effective tool in medical education with debriefing as the cardinal educational component. Alternate debriefing strategies might…”
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Stepwise Rostrocaudal Brainstem Anesthesia as a Complication of Local Anesthesia: A Case Report by Waters, Braden, Kroll, Ryan R, Muscedere, John, Boissé Lomax, Lysa, Burjorjee, Jessica E

“…Iatrogenic cranial nerve palsies can rarely complicate neurosurgical, oral maxillofacial, and otolaryngological procedures. Among the most serious…”
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SHORT COMMUNICATION A Potential Method for Safe Recovery from Recognized Inadvertent Esophageal Intubation by Milne, Brian, Burjorjee, Jessica E.

“…How to proceed following inadvertent esophageal intubation and what to do with the misplaced endotracheal tube is controversial and not specifically addressed…”
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