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CAS Neuroanesthesia Virtual National Round

September 21, 2021

Speaker: Lashmi Venkatraghavan, University of Toronto
Known knowns and Unknown knowns in neuroscience
Learning objectives:
  1. To review important known anatomical and physiological concepts relevance to neuroanesthesia. 
  2. To discuss the concepts that was unknowns and now become knowns.
Speaker: Sujoy Banik, University of Western Ontario
Problem-based learning: Inverse Expectation : anesthetic management of single-stage carotid endarterectomy and pipeline flow diverter insertion for intracranial aneurysm.

The discussion will cover: 
  1. To stent or not to stent? Is stenting better than carotid endarterectomy in a concomitant procedure? 
  2. What comes first, the ischemia or the rupture? Should the carotid endarterectomy be done before the flow diversion, or vice versa?
  3. What are the anesthetic challenges and appropriate monitoring for this patient?
1.Overall evaluation
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The activity met the stated learning objectives
The activity enhanced my knowledge
The activity satisfied my expectations
The chosen topic and content were relevant to my learning needs
The session was easy to access
The quality of the transmission was good
25% of the session involved active participation, e.g. Q&A, discussion
I enjoyed learning in this format
2.What did you learn or how will this event impact your practice?
3.Please indicate which CanMEDS roles were addressed during this educational activity
4.Presenters
communicated clearly and effectively
was knowledgeable about this topic
provided sufficient time for discussion
used effective teaching methods
Dr Lashmi Venkatraghavan
Dr Sujoy Banik
5.The activity and presenters were balanced and free from commercial bias
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7.Suggestions for future activities:
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To download your certificate of attendance, please go to the CAS website at www.cas.ca/neuro-events.