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    Prolonged PTT and neuroaxial Anesthesia/analgesia

    By: EMAN NADA , 8 days ago
    Posted in: ASRA Connect

    Hi Everyone; Once in a while, we get a patient who is not on anticoagulation and or had them held the required period, however, their coagulation profile shows a prolonged PTT. What do you do for these patients and what number do you accept for neuraxial ...

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    RE: Persistent Pain after Cardiothoracic Surgery

    By: Samer Narouze , 9 days ago
    Posted in: ASRA Connect

    This is great. Looking forward to meeting you virtually! Here is the link to the transitional pain symposium on Saturday 9/25 https://www.asra.com/events-education/webcasts/PPPS ------------------------------ Samer Narouze, MD, PhD ASRA President ...

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    RE: Persistent Pain after Cardiothoracic Surgery

    By: Carole Lin , 9 days ago
    Posted in: ASRA Connect

    I signed up and am excited to attend. Do you have a link for others who join this thread? ------------------------------ carole lin Palo Alto CA (617) 710-1354 ------------------------------

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    RE: Persistent Pain after Cardiothoracic Surgery

    By: Samer Narouze , 9 days ago
    Posted in: ASRA Connect

    Very nice video 👍🏼 Can't wait to read the full article. It would be great if you can join the coming PPP symposium on Saturday, September 25. ------------------------------ Samer Narouze, MD, PhD Professor and Chair Western Reserve Hospital ...

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Danielle M. Lindenmuth, MD, MBA


It is our pleasure to highlight ASRA’s first member spotlight, Dr. Danielle Lindenmuth.

Dr. Lindenmuth is an associate professor of anesthesiology and perioperative medicine at University of Rochester Medical Center in New York. She serves as the chair of the Sawgrass Surgery Center Quality Committee, the division chief of regional anesthesia and acute pain, as well as the co-director of the acute pain service. In addition, she currently serves as the chair of the Faculty Senate Budget Committee at the University of Rochester.  

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