Scientific Program
Saturday 01 May 2004
| 0830-1000 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
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Welcome Plenary Session The Australasian Visitor's Lecture The Michael Cousins Foundation Lecture |
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| 1000-1030 |
Morning Tea Break |
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| 1030-1200 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
Duxton 1 |
Duxton Ballroom A |
Duxton Ballroom B |
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Coagulation and anaesthesia Chair: Dr Mark Josephson (ASM Convenor) "Fluid therapy and coagulation" "Recombinant activated factor VII" "Anaesthetic implications of thienopyridines and GPIIb/IIIa inhibitors" |
Neuroanaesthesia SIG Chair: Dr Wally Thompson "To clip or to coil?" "Neurointerventional radiology: current experience and future directions" "Anaesthesia for neurointerventional procedures" |
Steroids: panacea or poison? Chair: A/Prof John Myburgh "Corticosteroids in head injury" "Assessment of adrenocortical function in critical illness: the debate continues" "Steroids in ARDS" |
Pain: nerves and the mind Chair: A/Prof Milton Cohen "Neuropathic pain: mechanisms and modern treatment" "Nerves and the meeting of minds" |
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| 1200-1330 |
Lunch Break |
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| 1330-1500 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
Duxton 1 |
Duxton Ballroom A |
Duxton Ballroom B |
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Risks in the operating theatre: learning from near misses Moderator: Dr Andrew Miller Panel: Dr Richard Willis |
Regional blocks Chair: Dr Carolyn Fowler "Auditing outcome: efficacy and complications of regional blockade" "Assessment and management of complications of regional anaesthesia" "Patient-controlled regional analgesia" |
Infection screening Chair: Dr Stephen Webb "Procalcitonin: the best is here" "Genetic susceptibility to infection: the meningococcal story" |
Pain at the extremes of life Chair: Dr David Jones "Pain in the elderly" "Pain in children" "Psychology of paediatric pain" |
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| 1500-1530 |
Afternoon Tea Break |
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| 1530-1700 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
Duxton 1 |
Duxton Ballroom A |
Duxton Ballroom B |
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Obstetric anaesthesia SIG Chair: A/Prof Michael Paech "Is ephedrine passé?" "Computer integration and pain control in labour" "CSE in labor: the way to go?"
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Essential equipment Chair: Prof John Russell "Essential equipment for central venous access" "Video laryngoscopes" "Essential equipment for the difficult airway: non-emergency pathway" "Some equipment for the difficult airway: emergency pathway"
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Oxygen: panacea or poison? Chair: Dr Simon Towler "Poison: reactive oxygen species" "Tissue hypoxia and apoptosis"
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Chronic pain free papers Chair: Dr Penny Briscoe "Intrathecal baclofen can cause neuropathic pain in spinal cord injury: a case series" "Prediciting pain outcomes and patient satisfaction: a clinical evaluation" "Improving routine pain management hospital-wide" "Lignocaine patch for neuropathic pain in a cancer centre" "Long-term intrathecal infusions of high concentrations of bupivacaine" "Referral to the pain clinic reduces hospital admissions and casualty visits" |
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Sunday 02 May 2004
| 0830-1000 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
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Plenary Session "Prevention is the panacea: evidence and the Cochrane Collaboration" - Prof Ian Roberts "Attacking pain at its source: new perspectives on opioids" - Prof Christoph Stein |
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| 1000-1030 |
Morning Tea Break |
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| 1030-1200 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
Duxton 1 |
Duxton Ballroom A |
Duxton Ballroom B |
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Sleep and anaesthesia Chair: Dr David Hillman "Obstructive sleep apnoea: implications for anaesthesia" "Sleep, anaesthesia and the upper airway" "Aware, awake, asleep or anaesthetised: the EEG tells a tale"
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Medical education SIG Chair: Dr Rod Tayler "Selection of anaesthesia trainees" "Legal issues in the supervision of trainees" "Assessing competence in anaesthesia trainees" "Educational issues for trainees with difficulties" |
Collaborative medicine: CTG Chair: Dr Ian Roberts "The SAFE study" "Ethics and research in intensive care" "Research directions in neurotrauma"
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Metastatic bone pain Chair: Dr Leah Power "Models of bone pain in cancer" "Palliative care approaches" "Vertebroplasty" "Surgical approach to spinal pain due to metastatic disease: the Perth experience" |
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| 1200-1330 |
Lunch Break |
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| 1330-1500 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
Duxton 1 |
Duxton Ballroom A |
Duxton Ballroom B |
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Cardiothoracic, vascular and perfusion SIG Chair: Dr Roman Kluger "Anaesthesia for carotid endarterectomy" "Anaesthesia and ventricular assist devices" "Cardiac risk prediction"
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Welfare of anaesthetists SIG Chair: Dr Genevieve Goulding "Doctors don't get sick" "Forewarned is forearmed: protection of assets and divorce" "Looking after yourself in your relationship"
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Intensive care free papers Chair: Dr Geoff Dobb "Pathophysiology of slow gastric emptying in ICU" "A simple model for teaching thoracocentesis" "Quantitative acid-base physiology" "Management and outcomes in patients with dialysis-dependent renal failure undergoing cardiac surgery" "Effect of nutrition in sepsis on IGF-I and SOCS proteins" "Percutaneous dilatational tracheostomy in critically ill patients: outcomes and completions over 10 years" |
Opioids in chronic pain of non-malignant origin Sponsor: Mundipharma
Panel: Prof Ralf Baron
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| 1500-1530 |
Afternoon Tea Break |
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| 1530-1700 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
Duxton 1 |
Duxton Ballroom A |
Duxton Ballroom B |
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Gender, genes, anaesthesia and pain Chair: Dr Lindy Roberts "Gender and recovery from anaesthesia" "Gender and pain" "The increasing relevance of medical genetics to anaesthetic practice" |
Pharmacology and education Chair: Dr Steuart Henderson "Using patient simulators to teach pharmacology and pathophysiology" "Is it time for new approaches to volatile anaesthetics? Challenging the way we think, teach and use volatile pharmacology" "Target-controlled IV anaesthesia" |
Panaceas of lung protection Chair: Dr Vernon van Heerden "Nitric oxide and infectious diseases" "NONOates: the new NO delivery system" "Preventative ventilatory strategies for ARDs or Adaptive Lung Ventilation" |
Basic science aspects of pain Chair: Prof Robert Helme "Endomorphins: novel opioid peptides in the periopheral and central nervous system" "Opioids and NMDA receptors: neuro-excitation and abnormal pain behaviours" "Nociceptin, antinociception, tolerance and dependence" |
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Monday 03 May 2004
| 0830-1000 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
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Plenary Session The Ellis Gillespie Lecture The Mary Burnell Lecture |
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| 1000-1030 |
Morning Tea Break |
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| 1030-1200 |
Perth Concert Hall Auditorium |
Duxton Ballroom A |
Duxton Ballroom B |
Duxton 1 |
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State of the art: cardiology and anaesthesia Chair: Dr Andrew Gardner "A new murmur in the parturient: assessment and management" "State of the art management of myocardial infarction" "State of the art pacemakers"
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Acute pain SIG Chair: Dr Grant Turner "Optimising patient-controlled epidural analgesia" "Toward a national database in acute pain management" "Neuropathic pain in the postoperative period"
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Formal project prize session Chair: Dr Leona Wilson "Volatile anaesthetic delivery systems for intensive care" "The use of high fidelity human patient simulation and the introduction of new anaesthesia delivery systems" "The burden of snake bite in Port Moresby General Hospital, Papua New Guinea, 1992 - 2001" "The incidence and severity of aortic stenosis in patients undergoing hip fracture surgery: a pilot study" "A survey of early management of severe head injury" "Comparison of radiant and forced-air warming devices during spinal anaesthesia" |
History of anaesthesia and resusitation SIG Chair: Dr Ian McGlew "Telectronics: an Australian medical electronics story" "Dr Norman James, first Director of Anaesthesia in Victoria" "The Bonnievale disaster" "Reflections on the past and visions for the future: interviews with retired WA anaesthetists"
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1200-1330 |
Lunch Break |
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1330 |
Social Afternoon Optional Activities |
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Tuesday 04 May 2004
Wednesday 05 May 2004
| 0830-1000 |
Duxton Ballroom |
Duxton 1 |
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Paediatric anaesthesia Chair: Dr George Chalkiadis "Local anaesthetics" "Old friends revisted: halothane" "The use of cuffed endotracheal tubes in paediatric anaesthesia" "New age anaesthesia machines: implications for paediatric anaesthesia" "Fasting guidelines for children" |
Future directions in anaesthesia Chair: A/Prof Tony Weeks "Recertification" "Challenges in the New Zealand setting" "Workforce issues: a South Australian model" "What should we be auditing?" |
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| 1000-1030 |
Morning Tea Break |
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| 1030-1200 |
Duxton Ballroom |
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Plenary Session: State of the art: anaesthesia and endocrinology "Diabetes: the importance of glycaemic control in determining outcome" - Prof Michael Veltman The Gilbert Troup Lecture Close |
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| 1200-1330 |
Lunch Break |
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