Volume 3 (1995)
Volume 3 Issue 4 |
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Editorial. Decision making partners: cost and outcome. Bernard V. Wetchler. |
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Total intravenous anaesthesia in day case surgery. PH Carroll, TW Ogg. |
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Laparoscopic day surgery: the process of recovery for women. J Donoghue, D Pelletier, C Duffield, R Gomez-Fort. |
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Day case laparoscopic cholecystectomy — a feasibility study. JI Livingstone, CJ Cahill. |
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The results of direct access day surgery for minor operations. F Meurisse, T Malins, RD Leach. |
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Day surgery dilatation and curettage: patients' experiences. M Petticrew, NA Black, L Moore. |
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Microlaryngeal surgery on a day case basis. JM Maestre, C Morales, F Carrera, J Bezos, J García, F Ramos. |
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Quality assessment in a day surgery unit. RJ Theus, PMNYH Go, F van Wijmen. |
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The efficacy of postoperative pain management with ketorolac for day case oral surgery. P Coulthard, AT Snowdon, JP Rood. |
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The role of oxygen therapy in the recovery phase of day surgery. KJ Fogg, PRI Saunders, D Wilkinson. |
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Folly! The long distance day surgery patient. KJ Fogg, PRI Saunders. |
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Value-based anesthesia care for the adult outpatient — discussed at 1995 American Society of Anesthesiologists Annual Meeting PA Kapur. |
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Volume 3 Issue 3 |
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Editorial. Rebecca S. Twersky. |
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Pre-emptive analgesia reduces postoperative pain experience following oral day case surgery. PJ Thomson, JP Rood. |
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Codafen continus® analgesia for dental day surgery (comparison of codafen continus vs. diclofenac). M Hitchcock, BJ Watson, PRF Davies, TW Ogg. |
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A placebo controlled comparison of ketorolac and fentanyl for use in day case oral surgery. GM Walton, P Kenny, JP Rood, AT Snowdon, C Greenslade. |
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Paediatric ambulatory anaesthesia. RS Hannallah. |
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Low-dose propofol for the treatment of postoperative emesis in children. RS Litman, AA Berger, BA Zerngast, A Chhibber. |
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The relationship of preoperative and intraoperative factors on the incidence of pain following ambulatory surgery. FB Payne, JN Ghia, KJ Levin, NC Wilkes. |
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Patients' opinions and experiences of ambulatory surgery — a self-care perspective. I Lindén, I Bergbom Engberg. |
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Admissions following ambulatory surgery: outcome in seven urban hospitals. RS Twersky, M Abiona, AC Thorne, R Levine, C Greenberg, E McInerney, M Mingus, D Susman. |
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Promoting ambulatory surgery — grounds for contention? (Doubts and questions). A Vleugels |
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International Association for Ambulatory Surgery: Ambulatory surgery: a worldwide concern. Wallace A Reed. |
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Volume 3 Issue 2 |
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Editorial. Never mind the quality feel the width. Paul E.M. Jarrett. |
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Highlights from ASA panels on anaesthesia for ambulatory surgery: Anaesthesia for ambulatory surgery: postanaesthesia care unit issues. RS Twersky. |
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Laparoscopy as a day-case procedure — the patient's view. GM Cooper, AF Malins, JA Jordan. |
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Airway management during gynaecological laparoscopy — is it safe to use the laryngeal mask airway? J Brimacombe, A Berry. |
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Incidence of postoperative vomiting in ambulatory gynaecological laparoscopies, depending on anaesthesic technique employed. LF Ortega, J Aguirre, I Blanco, L Tena, L Aguilera, E Cardenas. |
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Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair: quality of recovery following the use of intraperitoneal bupivacaine. ST Goulding, BC Hovell. |
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Postoperative pain control in paediatric ambulatory herniorrhaphy and orchiopexy using atraumatic intraoperative instillation of bupivacaine in comparison with rectal application of acetaminophen: a double-blind study. W Astfalk, GU Walz, G Stuhldreier, P Schweizer, H Warth, R Beerlage. |
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Complications following paediatric ambulatory surgery. RI Patel, RS Hannallah. |
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Ambulatory surgery for hydrocele: a review of 200 cases. P Shah, SR Mohanty, VV Dewoolkar, TT Changlani. |
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Measurement of ankle cuff discomfort in unsedated patients undergoing day case foot surgery. DR Tollafield, TE Kilmartin, DJ Holdcroft, G Quinn. |
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Ambulatory forefoot day-case surgery. MJ Farrar, JM Pickard, MS Binns. |
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Volume 3 Issue 1 |
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Editorial. Paul Jarrett. |
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Hair-follicle obstruction — hidradenitis suppurativa and pilondal cyst: clinical features and histological picture. C Felding, J Moesgaard, L Clevin, S Fischer. |
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Experience with varicose vein surgery in a day surgical centre. DTA Hardman, MI Patel, CM Fisher, M Appleberg. |
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Esmolol as an anaesthetic adjunct in ambulatory surgery. RJ Bagshaw, TJ Conahan, C Delling, RT Geer, WJ Levy, ML Young. |
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Ambulatory surgery to cope with long patient waiting lists. E Sierra, F Pi, J Domingo, R Calabuig, J Prat, C Ramon, J Colomer |
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Formulating an effective exposure control plan to deal with needlestick injuries in a free-standing surgical centre. WA Turley, L DeChesser. |
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Laparoscopic cholecystectomy in a surgical day unit setting: short term results. J Marin, A Gallardo, S Marrero, A Zulueta. |
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Day-case adenoidectomy — safety and cost effectiveness. NA Mahmoud. |
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The laryngeal mask in day surgery: a survey of current practices and usage. RC Pollard, GM Cooper. |
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The real cost of total intravenous anaesthesia: cost versus price. M Hitchcock, G Rudkin. |