WebLog Journal of Anesthesiology

Elijah McMillan ¹ Da’Jhai Monroe ¹ Nicole Chapman ¹ Elizabeth Beyene ² Sarah Kim ¹ Noah Wheaton ¹ Kevin Boluyt ¹ Bria Moore ¹ Emmanuel Ocampo ¹ Miguel Ramallo ¹ Keleb Mehari ¹ Samrawit Zinabu ² Mekdem Bisrat ^{2 *} Miriam Michael ^2,3

Introduction: Ketamine is widely used for pediatric procedural sedation, but its long-term psychological effects remain unclear. This study examines the incidence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression in…

Da’Jhai Monroe ² Sumaiya Ahmed ⁷ Elizabeth Beyene ³ Valerie McAllister ¹ Nurupa Ramkissoon ¹ Samrawit Zinabu ³ Elijah McMillan ² Miguel Ramallo ² Kamdili Ogbutor ⁵ Huda Gasmelseed ³ Mahlet Abrie ⁶ Mekdem Bisrat ^{3 *} Basheer Qolomany ³ Miriam Michael ^3,4

Ketamine is increasingly being explored as a treatment for depression and has been studied for its potential prophylactic effects in postpartum depression (PPD). This study aims to analyze data from a large population to determine ketamine's…

Govani DR ¹ Swamy KB ² Midha PK ³ Govani ND ¹ Panchasara NG ¹ Patel RR ¹ Patel RV ^{1 *}

An interesting rare case of post-anesthesia spinal epidural hematoma leading to cord compression in an 18-year-old girl having pelvic and bi-lobar hepatic metastatic masses which required operative intervention by laminectomy decompression has…

Madison Burnard ² Nicole Chapman ² Edward Arenas ² Amari Eubanks ¹ Elijah McMillan ² Elizabeth Beyene ⁴ Mekdem Bisrat ^{4 *} Miriam Michael ^3,4

Background: Cesarean section (C-section) is the most common surgical procedure performed in the United States and a known contributor to initial opioid exposure among women of reproductive age. While neuraxial (epidural)…