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Anesthesia on Trial is an anesthesia malpractice review podcast hosted by CRNA and expert witness Gabriel Mullins. Each episode breaks down a real anesthesia malpractice case, looking at court documents, testimony, expert opinions, and clinical literature. We recreate the events in a story-telling format, then examine what happened, where the parties disagree, what the standard-of-care arguments were, and what anesthesia professionals can learn from it. It's a lot of fun!
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Episode #4
<p>A routine eyelid procedure on a 10-year-old girl turns into an operating room fire when cautery is used near supplemental oxygen. We examine oxygen management, communication between anesthesia and surgery, and how poor documentation became a major part of the malpractice argument.</p><p><br></p><p>Links: anesthetize.ai anesthesiologymalpractice.com </p>
Episode #3
<p>A woman arrives after a home birth with a retained placenta and hypotension. After a D&C, her blood pressure deteriorates despite massive transfusion, while the team continues treating presumed postpartum hemorrhage. Hours later, surgery reveals a catastrophic source of bleeding: an aortic dissection. We examine whether anesthesia should have pushed harder for diagnosis and surgical intervention. </p><p>Anesthetize: Anesthetize.ai</p><p>More Cases: Anesthesiologymalpractice.com</p><p><br></p>
Episode #2
<p>After a nine-hour open AAA repair, a patient develops severe hand ischemia and ultimately loses his thumb and index finger. The lawsuit raises major questions about radial arterial lines, the Allen’s test, perioperative perfusion, Swan-Ganz monitoring, and whether any of those issues actually caused the injury.</p><p>Anesthetize: anesthetize.ai</p><p>More Cases: anesthesiologymalpractice.com </p><p> </p>
Episode #1
<p>A stat C-section is called for a severely bradycardic fetus. The anesthesiologist, however, refuses to proceed until his backup arrives. Why? He believes he must remain available to supervise a CRNA in another case. We break down the staffing decision, the competing expert opinions, and the devastating outcome that followed.</p>
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