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TIVA, Awareness, and the Brice Interview

Anesthesia & Analgesia, 2006
To the Editor:Drs. Eger and Sonner (1) recently raised the question: is recall more likely during IV versus inhaled anesthesia? There is no proper answer, but some findings indicate that the answer is no, as using the most (only) used diagnostic instrument for awareness detection, the structured ...
Edmond I. Eger, James M. Sonner
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Techniques and Drugs in Paediatrics: TIVA and TCI

2008
After the discovery of barbiturates in the 1930s, the intravenous induction of anaesthesia became common and maintenance has become practical in the past decade. In 1977 propofol was introduced into clinical practice, and became the only available intravenous hypnotic agent suitable for induction and maintenance of anaesthesia.
ASTUTO, Marinella   +2 more
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Occupational exposure to anaesthetic gases: a role for TIVA

Expert Opinion on Drug Safety, 2009
Modern anaesthesia is still mostly administered by the inhalational route and there is increasing concern over its potential for pollution. One of the first gaseous anaesthetic agents was nitrous oxide and this is still widely used today despite being associated with adverse effects caused by depression of vitamin B(12) function and diminished ...
Irwin, MG, Trinh, T, Yao, CL
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TIVA: Trusted Integrity Verification Architecture

2006
We are moving towards the era of pervasive computing. The embedded computing devices are everywhere and they need to interact in many insecure ways. Verifying the integrity of the software running on these devices in such a scenario is an interesting and difficult problem.
Mahadevan Gomathisankaran   +1 more
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TIVA for Cardiac Surgery

2017
The shape of anesthesia for cardiac surgery has undergone a significant change over the last two decades, coming from a rather opioid-dominated technique to a now more balanced and multimodal offering. This process is mainly driven by the knowledge and better understanding of anesthetic drug effects that are perceived beneficial to a cardiac surgical ...
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Advanced LIVA/TIVA Techniques

International Symposium for Testing and Failure Analysis, 2001
Abstract LIVA (L ight I nduced V oltage A lterations) and TIVA (T hermally I nduced V oltage A lterations) have demonstrated significant capability for fault isolation. A difficulty with both techniques is their use of a constant current source, whereas integrated circuits operate with a constant voltage source.
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Tiva

2021
T.M. Craft, P.M. Upton
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TIVA in children an editorial

Pediatric Anesthesia, 2019
Alistair G. Baxter, Jon McCormack
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Overcoming barriers to TIVA utilization

Total Intravenous anesthesia (TIVA) is a method of anesthesia associated with shorter phase-I post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) recovery times and fewer postoperative complications compared with inhalational anesthesia (IA). However, TIVA remains underutilized due to provider unfamiliarity, perceived complexity, and a lack of confidence among nurse ...
Annie Rana   +2 more
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On the prayers of Tiva Turks

2002
Oral tradition of Tiva Turks holds an important place in Turkish oral tradition. Unfortunately, oral tradition of Tiva Turks isn't known sufficiently by the Turkey's folklorists. The aim of this paper, which studied the prayer tradition of Tiva Turks and exemplifed some examples of this tradition, is to contribute to investigation of Turkish oral ...
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