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Anesthesiology is diverse and complex. The generalist and subpecialist
in anesthesiology are expected to be conversant in topics as wide
ranging as advanced airway management techniques, neonatal emergencies,
neurophysiological monitoring, pharmacology of new agents and risk
management, among others. Further, the scientific basis of anesthesia
is undergoing continual rigorous investigation challenging the practitioner
to keep up with new advances.
The intended audience for the Ralph M. Waters, MD Visiting Professor
lectures are members of the anesthesia care team: both general and
subspeciality anesthesiologists, residents in anesthesiology, non-physician
anesthetists, and medical students. Specific lectures will be of
interest to other medical, surgical and allied specialties as the
speakers cover areas of common concern. This series of lectures
by internationally distinguished leaders in anesthesia is designed
to increase understanding of anesthetic advances and improve care
across the spectrum of general to more specialized anesthesia care.
Visiting Professors are generally in the Anesthesiology Department
on Tuesday and Wednesday of selected months, November through May.
They will meet with faculty, residents and other interested individuals
and groups in a variety of forums.
Tuesday Lecture
Reception/Dinner - 6:00 pm
Lecture - 7:30 pm
Madison Society of Anesthesiologists
Hilton-Monona Terrace
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Wednesday Lecture
7:00 am
Department of Anesthesiology Grand Rounds
G5/113 CSC
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November 2007
Marc A. Rozner, MD, PHD
December 2007
Santhanam Suresh, MD
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February 2008
James C. Eisenach, MD
May 2008
William H. Rosenblatt, MD
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