Simon Ash (@obsleepmerchant) 's Twitter Profile
Simon Ash

@obsleepmerchant

Passionate about #OBAnes and #patientsafety (#OBcritcare special interest). Father of 2 future Jedi. Views my own. he/his #heforshe 🇿🇦🇮🇪🇨🇦

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Steve Coppens (@steve_coppens) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I was absolutely flabbergasted at this amazing poster presentation. Facial plane blocks might not work due to fast injection and kinetic energy making turbulation and no spread. #ESRA2024 ESRA | European Society of Regional Anaesthesia Friendrich Lirsch 👏🏻👍🏻

I was absolutely flabbergasted at this amazing poster presentation. Facial plane blocks might not work due to fast injection and kinetic energy making turbulation and no spread. #ESRA2024 <a href="/ESRA_Society/">ESRA | European Society of Regional Anaesthesia</a>  Friendrich Lirsch 👏🏻👍🏻
Dr. Vishal Uppal MBBS, FRCA 🇨🇦🇮🇳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@ropivacaine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#ASRA2024 Incredible panel on #AI in RA chaired by James Bowness! Raj Gupta, MD, FASRA brilliantly highlighted the transformative opportunities AI presents in RA, while Alex Sia explored AI's role in shaping the future of healthcare. Xiao Liu shed light on ethics and regulations🤖💉

#ASRA2024 Incredible panel on #AI in RA chaired by 
<a href="/bowness_james/">James Bowness</a>! 
<a href="/dr_rajgupta/">Raj Gupta, MD, FASRA</a> brilliantly highlighted the transformative opportunities AI presents in RA, while Alex Sia explored AI's role in shaping the future of healthcare. Xiao Liu shed light on ethics and regulations🤖💉
Dr. Vishal Uppal MBBS, FRCA 🇨🇦🇮🇳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@ropivacaine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fantastic debate at #ESRA2024 on intrathecal catheter use after inadvertent dural puncture ✅ PROs: Rapid analgesia initiation, fewer attempts, potential reduction in PDPH ⚠️ CONs: Risk of high block & unfamiliarity with spinal catheters See you soon 👇 oaa-anaes.ac.uk/events/obstetr…

Fantastic debate at #ESRA2024 on intrathecal catheter use after inadvertent dural puncture

✅ PROs: Rapid analgesia initiation, fewer attempts, potential reduction in PDPH 
⚠️ CONs: Risk of high block &amp; unfamiliarity with spinal catheters

See you soon 👇
oaa-anaes.ac.uk/events/obstetr…
SASA (@docanaesthetic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The countdown is ON! Only 3 days until AAAC2024 kicks off! Explore workshops and programs. You can still secure your virtual spot now before its too late aaac2024.com! #2024AAAC #MedicalCare #WFSA #SASA #Conference #MedicalLearning #Anaesthetist #ARS #MustSee

The countdown is ON! Only 3 days until AAAC2024 kicks off! Explore workshops and programs. You can still secure your virtual spot now before its too late aaac2024.com! 
#2024AAAC #MedicalCare #WFSA #SASA #Conference #MedicalLearning #Anaesthetist #ARS #MustSee
James Khan (@drjameskhan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our meta-analysis out now in Anesthesia&Analgesia which reports an effect of regional anesthesia in reducing persistent opioid use and chronic post-surgical pain after elective noncardiac surgery

Our meta-analysis out now in <a href="/IARS_Journals/">Anesthesia&Analgesia</a> which reports an effect of regional anesthesia in reducing persistent opioid use and chronic post-surgical pain after elective noncardiac surgery
ObsAnaesthetist (@drnickb_obanaes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Michael Hofkamp, MD, FASA Emily Sharpe, MD, FASA International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia Simon Ash Susanna Stanford 💙 Keltz did a good job with describing a very good standard of anaesthesia good dose & testing protocol. But They gave long questionnaires to patients in PACU - I don’t know how this would be received by patients & what amount of care is done filling out such things in the moment

ObsAnaesthetist (@drnickb_obanaes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Michael Hofkamp, MD, FASA Emily Sharpe, MD, FASA International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia Simon Ash Susanna Stanford 💙 I genuinely think it’s a very hard thing to study. Whatever the exact incidence is every case is very important to each individual patient. It emphasises that we need to very vigilant for intraop pain.

Simon Ash (@obsleepmerchant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Well, exactly. And I suspect for women it will vary as well- is this about a universal definition or rather a willingness to listen and treat. Is some pain acceptable? And is the #OBAnes the right arbiter? Susanna Stanford 💙

Mark Neuman (@neumanmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Simon Ash Susanna Stanford 💙 Great dialogue. I think the first step is to separate the actual construct (pain) from proxies that might be measured in studies or data (fentanyl dose, GA conversion). What constitutes pain and what is too much is up to the patient--their (by definition) subjective experience.

Susanna Stanford 💙 (@susannastanford) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As much as any #OBAnes might like to think they know, pain is whatever the woman says it is. The perception of pain is subjective, it is in the experience of the individual and will vary between women - as well as depending on how poor an inadequate block is proving to be. 1/

Michael Hofkamp, MD, FASA (@hofkampmichael) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Published TODAY in Taylor & Francis Research Insights BUMC Proceedings: Implementation of a standardized epidural top-up algorithm In this study, we found that implementation of a standardized algorithm was NOT associated with catheter replacement 🧵#OBAnes tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Published TODAY in <a href="/tandfonline/">Taylor & Francis Research Insights</a> BUMC Proceedings: Implementation of a standardized epidural top-up algorithm

In this study, we found that implementation of a standardized algorithm was NOT associated with catheter replacement 🧵#OBAnes

tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
ObsAnaesthetist (@drnickb_obanaes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Michael Hofkamp, MD, FASA Imran Sharieff Taylor & Francis Research Insights Simon Ash Holly Ende, MD Emily Sharpe, MD, FASA Did you look at level of the initial epidural? When I was a fellow I replaced more than a few resident epidurals - a common finding was they had placed them low l5-S1 maybe it was excessive caution these were usually epidurals that kinda worked but needed lots of bolus doses