Safety and cost-effectiveness of Spinal Anesthesia (SA) in neonates and infants undergoing inguinal-scrotal and penile surgery

Title : Safety and cost-effectiveness of Spinal Anesthesia (SA) in neonates and infants undergoing inguinal-scrotal and penile surgery

Abstract:

Safety and Cost-effectiveness of Spinal Anesthesia (SA) in Neonates and Infants undergoing Inguinal-scrotal and Penile Surgery

Audience Takeaway Notes: 

• It is proposed that regional anesthesia may reduce the risk of postoperative apnea, avoid the  risk of anesthetic related neurotoxicity and improve neurodevelopmental outcomes in preterm  infants requiring surgery for inguinal hernia 

Biography:

From a very young age, I was interested in surgery. Having been brought up on stories of great physicians. After finishing my Bachelor’s degree from Sinnar College, Al Khartoum, Sudan. I had the privilege of working with very supportive teams who helped me love and enjoy the difference we made in people’s lives. I recently, started working as an acting registrar after my superiors recognized that my potential exceeded my professional role. A fact that brings me great pride and joy. As an acting registrar, I help plan and implement care plans for our patients. The aim of these plans is to restore the patient to complete health. As I see it, my complete success story is one in which the patient never has to see another surgeon again. I also had the opportunity in my role to assist with examinations, complex surgeries, not to forget diagnoses.