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abdominal compression, 142, 289accidental extubation, management
of, 57ACE inhibitors, 16acetaminophen, 310–11, 336, 342, 427achondroplasia, 180acid–base derangements, mechanism
of, 30acidosis, 13acid-sensitive ion channels (ASIC),
324activities of daily living (ADL), 142acute demyelinating lesions, 70acute disc herniation, 71acute disseminated encephalomyelitis
(ADEM), 70acute kidney injury, 285acute normovolemic hemodilution
(ANH), 46–7, 221, 361, 366acute opioid tolerance (AOT), 343acute postoperative hypertension
(APH), 285acute renal failure, 276
after myoglobinuria, 276acute respiratory distress syndrome
(ARDS), 211acute transverse myelitis, 70–1acute tubular necrosis, 285adenosine, 324adenosine triphosphate. See ATPadolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS),
196, 352AIDS-related myelopathy, 71airway anatomy, in humans, 208airway edema, in spine cases, 56airway exchange catheter (AEC), 210,
284airway management, 240–1
for cervical spine surgery, 183in patient undergoing spine
surgery, 213airway maneuvers, on cervical spine,
240airway rescue maneuver, ASA
algorithm for, 52alar ligaments, 75, 229albumin, 379
antithrombotic and anticoagulant effects, 31
and endothelial barrier function, 31
forms of, 31glomerular filtration rate, 31vs normal saline, 31preparation of, 31renal effects of, 31
Aldrete scoring system, 286alfentanil, 109–10, 127, 198
EHL and CSHT, 109Algorithm for Management of Acute
Postoperative Hypertension, 286allodynia, 324allogeneic blood, 48allogenic RBC transfusion, 220
and lumbar surgery, 220all-or-none criterion, of CMAP
response, 97modification of, 97
alpha-amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-4-isoxazolepropionic acid (AMPA), 306
alpha motor neuron, 99alpha-1 adrenergic blockers, 201alpha-2 adrenergic agonists, 201alprazolam, 342alveolar ventilation, 322American College of Surgeons (ACS),
172American National Down Syndrome
Society, 80American Society of Anesthesiologists
(ASA), 1, 222algorithm for management of
difficult airway, 52guidelines for peripheral
neuropathy management, 275Task Force on Perioperative
Blindness, 223, 268Task Force on Prevention of
Perioperative Neuropathies, 222Visual loss registry, 16
American Society of Anesthesiology Postoperative Visual Loss (POVL) Registry, 219, 262–5
American Society of Neuroradiology, 63
American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA), 234
American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA) Impairment Scale, 235
aminocaproic acid (Eaca), 46, 221
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, 71anal sphincter, 101analgesia, 110Analysis of the Practice Advisory of
the ASA, 1Andrews frame, 218anemia, 197, 220–3, 260–1, 264–5anemia treatment protocol,
preoperative, 45anemia work-up for preoperative
patients, 44anemic patients, and blood
management during surgery, 44anesthesia
arthogryposis, 418and atrial septal defects (ASD), 406and atrioventricular (AV) canal
defects, 406and cardiomyopathy, 411Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy
(DMD), 418effect on evoked potential
recordings, 126–8heart transplantation, 410–11Klippel–Feil syndrome, 417management in cervical spine
surgery, 184–5and Marfan syndrome, 416minimally invasive spinal surgery,
134and Noonan’s syndrome, 417Rett syndrome, 418
anesthetic agents, during surgery barbiturates, 108benzodiazepine, 110dexmedetomidine, 110etomidate, 108–9fentanyl, 109–10inhaled, 107–8ketamine, 110and MEP monitoring, 107propofol, 109and SSEP monitoring, 107
anesthetic duration, 260, 264–6anesthetic management, of acute SCI
patients, 238–41airway management, 240–1airway maneuvers, 239anesthetic plan, 239in cases of difficult DL, 240
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consideration of risk factors, 239controlled intubation, 240manual in-line immobilization, 239neurologic evaluation, 239preoperative evaluation, 239radiologic evaluation, 239spinal movement, 239spine immobilization, 239–40surgical plan, 239surgical positioning, 241urgent intubation, 240
aneurysmal bone cysts, 248ankylosing spondylitis, 109, 210
related fractures, 121annulus fibrosis defect, 63
weakest point, 63anodal stimulation, 96anterior approach to thoracic spine
surgery, 159–61anterior atlanto-odontoid distance
(AAOD), 80anterior cervical discectomy (ACD),
5, 184, 273anterior cervical discectomy with
fusion (ACDF), 184, 298, 342anterior cervical pathology, 115anterior cervical surgery, 184
airway complications during, 117airway compromise management,
116cerebrospinal fluid leakage during,
116for cervical bone disruption, 113and C5 nerve root palsies, 117common type, 114and complication of retractor
migration blade, 116contraindication to cervical
extension, 115corticosteroids for, 115cuff pressure monitoring, 116epidural venous bleeding during,
116establishing spinal column stability,
116indications for, 113–14insertion of artificial disc, 115and neurological signs, 115overview, 114–15palpation monitoring, 116and period of hypotension, 115positioning of retractor
blades, 116postoperative mangement, 116–17preoperative management, 115for removing intervertebral discs,
114and retraction injury, 116
right-sided approach, 115and risk of injury to recurrent
laryngeal nerve, 115and risk of neurological
deterioration, 115surgical decompression procedure,
116surgical management, 115–16tissue edema, management of, 116transverse incision, 115for unstable spinal column, 113and use of SSEP and MEP, 115
anterior cord syndrome, 235anterior ischemic optic neuropathy
(AION), 222anterior lumbar interbody fusion
(ALIF), 131–2, 223anterior spinal artery syndrome, 199anterior spinal surgery, 125anterior T2–T12 vertebral levels,
surgery of, 159anterior/posterior hemivertebra, 349anterior–posterior cord compression
ratio, 182anterolateral spinothalamic tracts, 231antibiotic therapy, for surgery-related
infections, 171–2anticholine-esterase inhibitors, 288anticoagulants, 6anticonvulsants, 142, 305, 336, 342,
426antidepressants, 305, 322, 336antidromic stimulation of sensory
pathways, 95antiemetics, 58antifibrinolytic agents, 221antifibrinolytic treatments, for blood
loss reduction during surgery, 46antithrombotic therapy, 297anxiety, 336
post spine surgery, 307–8anxiolytic mediations, 322anxiolytic medications, 336aortic aneurysm, 199aortic clamping, 223aortic reconstruction, 223aortic stenosis, 11, 221aortic stent placement, 189AP projection, 144AP signaling and surgical outcome,
128aphasia, 201apical vertebra, 359apnea/hypopnea index (AHI), 14apophyseal joint ligamentous rupture,
77aprotinin, 221AQoL (Assessment of Quality of Life)
questionnaire, 149Arndt® Endobronchial Blocker, 206
Arnold–Chiari malformation, 181, 351, See also Chiari malformation type 1 (CM 1), 4, 7
treatment, 4Arnold–Chiari type II malformation,
350arrhythmias, 36, 196, 201, 365, 385,
406, 408, 410, 414, 417–18arterial hypotension, 222arterial systolic pressure variation, 35arteriovenous fistulas (AVF), 72–3,
223arteriovenous malformations (AVMs),
71–2intra-medullary, 72juvenile type, 73type I, 72type II, 72type III, 73type IV, 73
artery of Adamkiewicz, 158–9, 175arthrogryposis, 368arthrogryposis multiplex congenita,
418arthroplasty
advantage of, 115articular facets, of cervical vertebrae,
178articular pillar capsular ligaments, 75ASA Risk Score, 15ASIA impairment scale, 234asleep fiberoptic intubation, 56aspirin, 6astrocytomas, 81, 85, 164, 167, 247,
353ataxia, 71, 153, 336atelectasis, 4ATI, 355, 244atlanto-axial dissociation, 75atlanto-axial instability, 3, 180, 183,
354atlanto-axial joint, 180atlanto-axial subluxation, 66, 120
injury, 184atlanto-axis junction
ligamentous constraints, 229atlanto-dens interval, 229atlanto-dental interval, 180atlanto-occipital dislocation, 75atlanto-occipital extension, 19atlanto-occiptal instability, in
scoliosis, 80atlanto-occipital joint, 180atlas–axis junction, 229ATP, 303, 305, 324ATP-gated P2X4 channel (P2X4R),
305atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP), 27atrial septal defects (ASD), 3, 414, 416
anesthetic considerations, 406
anesthetic management, of acute SCI patients (cont.)
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atrioventricular (AV) canal defects anesthetic considerations, 406management, 406overview, 406
atrophy, 153autoimmune diseases, 67autonomic dysreflexia, 20, 191, 200–1autonomic hyperreflexia (AH), 20,
285autonomic reflexes, 188autoregulatory capacity and SCI, 241avascular necrosis, 172aviation, 336awake fiberoptic intubation, 55–6
and muscle tone, 56awake fiberoptic intubation (AFOI),
240awake intubation, complicating
aspects of, 121axial compression fracture, 232axial T2*GRE, 77axonal reflex, 303Aβ-fibers, 303–4Aδ-fibers, 303–4
B2 receptor antagonists, 304Baastrup’s disease, 64Babinski and dissociated sensory loss,
153Babinski reflex, 200bacitracin, 172back pain, 216baclofen, 341banked allograft bone, 116“barber chair” phenomenon, 181barbiturate induction drugs, 108barbiturates, 169, 251basal IV PCA infusion, 332basal mean arterial pressure (MAP),
181benzodiazepines, 110, 169, 251, 287,
336benzomorphans, 308benzothiazole anticonvulsant, 244beta blockers, 190, 411bilateral disruption, 159bilateral laminectomy, 2, 140bilateral locked facets, 77bilateral pneumothorax, 190, 194bilevel positive airway pressure
(BiPAP), 15biplanar fluoroscopy, 144bispectral index, 385bisphosphonates, 144BiVent tube, 206bleeding dyscrasias, 171bleeding management, during
surgery, 46
blind nasal intubation, 56blood banking system, 48blood loss, in spine surgery, 28, 220–1blood management, during spine
surgery acute normovolemic hemodilution
(ANH), 46–7antifibrinolytic treatments, 46blood banking system, 48blood conservation in spine
surgery, 43of intraoperative coagulation, 48postoperative cell salvage, 48potential transfusion risks, 44preoperative autodonation (PAD),
46preoperative measures, 44–6recombinant activated factor VII,
46use of intraoperative red cell
salvage, 47–8blood pressure management, 264–6,
268blood transfusion, in surgery, 220blood, storage of, 47blunt trauma, radiologic evaluation
of, 231blurred vision, 153bolus doses of opioids, impact, 251bone filler device (BFD), 145bone grafts, 5, 114, 116, 140bone rongeurs, 116bone spur formation. See spondylosisbony bars/block vertebra, 80bowel obstruction, 175brachial plexopathy, 273–5, 277brachial plexus, 180
injury, 222bradyarrhythmias, 200bradycardia, 20, 190, 201, 313bradykinins (BK), 303–4, 324, 420brain abscesses, 69brain-derived neurotrophic factor
(BDNF), 305breast cancer, 248Brief Pain Inventory short form (BPI-
sf), 307bronchial blockers, 191, 194, 205–7,
213disadvantages, 205, 207
bronchoscope, 206bronchoscopic-guided tube
placement, 212bronchoscopy, 205bronchospasm, 110Brown–Sequard syndrome, 235Brucella genus, 67Bullard laryngoscope, 53
performance of, 54bupivacaine, 58, 312
burning dysethesia, 153burst fractures, 232butorphanol, 341butterfly vertebra, 80
C fibers, 303C1–2 injuries, 19C1–2 instability, 66C2 pars interarticularis, 76C2 vertebral body, displacement of, 76C2–3 disc space, 114C3 vertebral body, displacement of, 76C5 motor radiculopathy, 117C5 nerve root palsy, 117C7–T1 disc space, 114Ca(V)2.2 calcium channel, 307Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent protein
kinase (CaMKII), 307Café-au-lait spots, 368calcitonin, 144calcitonin gene-related peptide
(CGRP), 303–4, 324calcium, 144, 414calcium channel blockers, 201calcium pyrophosphate crystal
deposition disease, 67canal compromise, 182canal stenosis, 172cancers, 142
related fractures, 142capillary telangiectasias, 72capnography, 385carbon fiber cage, 114cardiac arrhythmias, 213, 285, 417cardiac auscultation, 11cardiac dysrhythmias, 201cardiac filling pressures and fluid
management, 32cardiac patient, for spinal surgery
antibiotics, 415defibrillators, 415echocardiogram, 414EKG, 414emergency drugs, 414history and physical examination,
412–13induction management, 414intraoperative management, 415lab tests, 413monitoring, 415with pacemakers, 414perioperative evaluation, 412–14
cardiac stenting, 190cardiac stress test, 197cardiac surgery, 220, 222cardiac vascular pressure (CVP), as
predictor of fluid responsiveness, 32–3, 35
cardiomyopathy anesthetic considerations, 411
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cardiopulmonary insufficiency, 240cardiovascular disorder, 180cardiovascular examination, 1cardioverter-defibrillator, 411carotid dissection, 79case control study, 260, 265–6catastrophic neurological
deterioration, 119catastrophic traumatic airway injuries,
212catechol-O-methyltransferase, 333catelepsy, 110cauda equina syndrome, 248caudad displacement, 289caudal agenesis, 80caudal regression, 80cavernous angiomas, 72–3cefazolin, 154cell salvage, 221
complications with, 221intraoperative, 221recovery rate of RBCs, 221
cell savers, 47uses of, 48
cell transplantation therapies, 244cement extravastation, 144cement pulmonary embolism, 224central cavity creation procedures,
146central cord syndrome (CCS), 172,
183–4, 235central lumbar disc herniation, 131central nervous system (CNS)
monitoring, advanced neuropsychologic, 106central nervous system infections,
153central pain sensitization, 324central pain syndrome, 324central retinal artery occlusion, 222,
258–61, 263globe compression, 258, 260, 263
central sensitization, 306–7central venous pressure monitoring,
during PLIF, 139centrifuge bowls, 47cephalgia, 350cerebral hemorrhage, 201cerebral ischemia, 285cerebral meningitis, 68–9cerebral palsy, 7, 352cerebral vascular disease, 12cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
drainage, 296leakage, 116, 174outflow, 4
cerebrovascular disease, 253
certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNA), 1
cervical and elective surgery at lumbar level, 2, 9–13middle and lower levels, 2, 5–7thoracic levels, 7–9upper levels, 2–5
cervical arthoplasty, 115cervical collar, 115cervical cord
ischemic injury, 184lesions, 17
cervical disc herniation, 114cervical discectomy, 5
and coagulation profile, 7endotracheal tube (ETT) cuff
pressure, controlling of, 6precautions, 6preoperative pain control plan, 6and risk of damage to recurrent
laryngeal nerve, 6cervical kyphosis, 180cervical myelopathy, 119
beurologic symptoms, 181due to congential decrease in spinal
canal, 182due to cord compression, 182due to cord thickening, 182in elderly, 182gray matter changes, 182lateral columns, changes in, 182mechanism of, 182Nurick grading system, 182
cervical radiculopathy breast pain due to, 183due to degenerative changes, 181neurologic symptoms, 181
cervical ribs, 179cervical spine anatomy
anterior and posterior surfaces, 178anterior tubercle, 179artery and vein, 178articular facet, 178atlanto-axial joint, 180body, 178C1 atlas, 179C2 axis, 179C7 vertebra prominens, 179classification, 229foramen transversarium, 178inferior border, 178inferior facet, 178laminae, 178landmarks, 180lower surface, 178movement with intubation, 180–1movements of, 180pedicles, 178posterior tubercle, 179spinal nerve, 179
spinous process, 178superior facet, 178upper surface, 178
cervical spine fractures, 17cervical spine injury (SCI)
acute cases, 17–18anesthetic involvement, 19assesstment of risk for intubation,
19and cardiovascular system, 21clinical features, 18diagnosis and treatment, 18–20and gastrointestinal system, 21genitourinary system, 21and hematologic management, 21imaging of, 75immediate management of, 20incidence, 17, 231and mortality, 17musculoskeletal system, 21and respiratory system, 20–1and secured airway requirement, 19sports-related, 17surgical indications, 18and sympathetic response causes,
20cervical spine instability, 240cervical spine motion, determination
of, 54cervical spine surgery
airway management of, 183assessment of cervical
radiculopathy, 181–2and asthma, 185central cord syndrome (CCS),
183–4for cervical spondylosis, 181challenges, 181of chronic renal failure patients,
184complications in, 185and cord swelling, 185and cricoid pressure, 183and dysphagia complication, 185and esophageal perforation, 185indication for, 181induction and maintenance of
anesthesia, 184–5and intraoperative cervical cord
injury, 185mandibular protrusion, 181and MILS, 183neuro-intensive care after, 298–9and obesity, 185and pharyngeal perforation, 185preoperative assessment, 181for RA, 181risk factors, 185and RNL injury, 185upper airway assessment, 181
cardiomyopathy (cont.)
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atypical presentations of, 183in elderly, 183intubation challenges, 184and ischemic heart disease, 183neurologic symptoms, 181
cervical spondylotic myelopathy, 119, 182
severity of, 182cervical stenosis, 119cervical trauma, 121cervical traumatic injury, 184cervical vascular injury, 79cervical vertebrae, 188Cethrin, 244C-fiber nociceptors, 303C-fibers, 307, 324Charcot–Marie–Tooth, 7CHARGE syndrome, 7chemical irritants, 303chemoprophylaxis, 298chemotherapeutic agents, 248chemotherapy, 8, 144, 164, 248Chest X-ray, 4Chiari II malformations, 79Chiari malformation. See Arnold–
Chiari malformationChiari malformation type 1 (CM 1),
152acquired form of, 153and advantages of endoscopic
technique, 154clinical manifestations, 153decompression of, 153electrophysiological monitoring
during surgery, 154endoscopic surgery of, 153female patients, surgical
considerations for, 154laminectomy, 155ocular symptoms, 153otoneurological symptoms, 153pathophysiology, 153patient positioning during
intubation, 153perioperative management, 153–5pressure management during
surgery, 153secondary form of, 153symptoms occuring from anterior
cord compression, 153and vision impairment, 153
chondroblastomas, 248chordomas, 3, 247–8chronic cervical cord compression,
184chronic fistula, 223chronic neck pain, case example, 342chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease (COPD), 171, 189, 194, 212
chronic pain management, 325in depression/anxiety patients, 341in elderly, 338–9in pediatrics, 338–9substance abuse patients, 339–41using spasticity devices, 341
chronic pain, post surgery anesthetic management, 325and anxiety, 322barriers to management of, 322challenges, 322as a disease, 322–4inadequate control of pain, 322predictors of, 321preoperative management, 324–6regional anethetic management,
326–30chronic progressive radiation
myelopathy (CPRM), 71chronic renal failure, 184chylothorax, 196circle of Willis, 185cirrhosis, 253cisplatin, 248cisplatinin, 248citalopram, 336claudication symptoms, 216clival chordomas, 2clonidine, 56, 201, 313, 336–7clopidogrel, 6closed spinal dysraphisms (CSD)
with a mass, 80without a mass, 80
closed spinal dysraphisms (CSD) without a mass
complex, 80CNS tumors, 85coagulation profile and thoracic spine
surgery, 189Cobb angle, 81, 351, 359codeine, 333Cohen® Flexitip Endobronchial
Blocker, 206collapsed IVC, 33colloids, 242, 260, 264–6
albumin, 31hydroxyethyl starch (HES), 31–2
colonoscopy, 2Combitube®, 54complications in spine surgery
bladder dysfunction, 175brachial plexopathy, 273–5, 277cardiopulmonary, 270cement leakage, 271cervicothoracic junction approach,
174coagulopathy, 271damage to lung apex, 174
death, 277dorsal and dorsolateral approaches,
175dorsal/ventral subaxial cervical
approach, 174durotomy, 175embolic, 271esopagus and trachea injuries, 174excessive blood loss, 271–3eye damage, 277hemorrhage, 174inadequate fluid resuscitation, 271infarctions, 275infections, 171–2from kneeling position, 174large vessel injury, 175from lateral position, 173life-threatening, 270–1lumbar sympathetic plexus injury,
175macroglossia, 275and malpractice claims, 277mediastinal injury, 174medical concerns, 277–8meralgia paresthetica, 275near cardiac collapse, 275nerve root injury, 174neuromuscular scoliosis, 276ophthalmic injuries, 276permanent brain damage, 277from positioning, 172–4, 273–6postoperative pancreatitis, 276–7preoperative risk assessment, 171from prone position, 173of pulmonary vasculature, 271rhabdomyolysis, 276from sitting position, 173–4SMA syndrome, 276–7steroid use in SCI, 172superficial wound complications,
270superior hypogastric plexus injury,
175from supine position, 173from surgical approaches, 174–5thoracic duct injury, 174thoracic spinal cord injury, 175in thoracotomy, 175tongue swelling, 174from transoral/lateral transcondylar
approach, 174vascular injury, 174ventral and dorsal approaches, 175visceral injury, 175wound, 271
compound muscle action potentials (CMAPs), 96–7, 220
and all-or-none criterion, 97and anesthesia, 98and body temperature, 98
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pathway, 97and variability in responses, 97
compression fractures, 232compression myelopathy, 71compression or wedge fracture, 77compressive myelopathy, 71computed tomography (CT), 143concomitant fractures, 75congenital cardiac disorders, 189congenital cervical stenosis, 184congenital deformities, 123congenital diaphragmatic hernia, 7congenital heart disease, 3congenital scoliosis, 348, 368congenitally abnormal bone
formation, 354congestive heart failure, 12, 253, 285Congress of Neurological Surgeons
(CNS), 172connective tissue disorders, 7controlled intubation, 240cord atrophy, 73–4cord compression, 66
injury, 233cord hemorrhage, 77, 79cord infarctions, 73cord injury, 18cord ischemia, 182cord transection, 78corneal abrasions, during PLIF, 139coronary artery disease, 221, 253coronary heart disease (CHD), 10corpectomy, 114, 116, 161, 194cortical blindness, 222, 260, 262cortical bone erosion, 67corticosteroids, 313, 338
for anterior cervical surgery, 115costotransversectomy, 162–3, 175craniocervical junction, 154, 181craniocervical subluxation, 66craniospinal axis disorders, 7craniovertebral junction (CVJ), 152,
154, 156creatine phosphokinase (CPK), 276creatinine clearance
and cardiac complications, 16and renal function, 17
cricoid cartilage, 180cricoid pressure, 183, 240cricothyrotomy kit, 19crystalloids, 29, 56, 223, 242, 260,
264–6, 375lactated ringers, 31
normal saline, 29–30C-spine injury, 19CT imaging, 68CT myelography, 68cuff leak test, 284–5cuffed endotracheal tube, 58Cushing syndrome, 142cyclic adenosine monophosphate
(cAMP), 308cyclo-oxygenase (COX) 2 inhibitors,
311, 428cytokines, 303–5, 307
dark marrow edema, 77decadron, 172decannulation of trachea, 3decompensated heart failure, 10decompressive surgery, 71deep tendon reflexes (DTRs), 18deep vein thrombosis (DVT), 9, 45,
58, 140–1, 190, 197, 307neuro-intensive care for, 297–8
deformities surgery, 123, 128degenerative diseases, 71
disc, 5, 216imaging studies of, 63–5spine, 175
degenerative disorders, 71degenerative endplate changes, 63degenerative facet disease, 64degenerative instability
(spondylolisthesis), 216degenerative spine diseases, 63delayed plantar response, 200delirium, 339, 341dementia, 253dermal sinus tract, 399, 402desflurane, 107–8, 169desflurane/remifentanil anesthesia,
110destructive spondyloarthropathy
(DSA), 184dexmedetomidine, 56, 107, 110, 198,
336–7dexmedetomidine sedation, 56dextrans, 378dextromethorphan, 306diabetes, 171, 250diabetes mellitus, 16diabetic nephropathy, 13diaphoresis, 336diarrhea, 336diastematomyelia, 123diastrophic dwarfism, 181diazepam, 110, 428diclofenac sodium, 311diffuse idiopathic skeletal hypertrophy
(DISH), 64–5dilated cardiomyopathy, 411dilators, 131dilutional acidosis, 30
diphenylheptanes, 308diplopia, 153direct laryngoscopic orotracheal
intubation, 54direct laryngoscopy (DL), 19, 180,
183–4, 239–40disc bulge, 63disc extrusions, 63disc herniation, 77, 106, 115, 130–1,
159, 181, 199, 299steroid therapy for, 172
disc protrusions, 63disk space infection, 66discectomy, 2, 114, 116, 161, 218, 271,
328discoligamentous complex (DLC), 229dislodgement of bone graft, 117dislodgement of fixation plate, 117distal inflatable balloon, 205distal sacral nerve root function, 234distended IVC, 33distorted tracheobronchial anatomy,
210distraction injuries, 234diuretics, 201dobutamine stress echocardiography
(DSE), 12accuracy of, 12vs stress myocardial perfusion
imaging, 13dopamine, 121Doppler-guided fluid bolusing, 32Doppler-guided fluid replacement, 32dorsal horn, 303
postsynaptic potential, 91dorsal root ganglia, 303, 305dorsolateral pons, 303double epidural catheters, 422–3double-lumen tube (DLT), 57, 204–9,
284advantages, 210application of CPAP, 210in an awake patient, 57basic design, 208and bronchial rupture, 212complications with, 212–13in difficult airway, 210–11exchange procedure, 57and failure of lung isolation, 212and hoarseness, 212for inflating tracheal portion, 208and injury from cuff, 212larger, 210materials used for, 208for one-lung ventilation, 211–12optimal size, 209in patients undergoing spine
surgery, 213softening technique, 57and sore throat, 212tracheal intubation and positioning
compound muscle action potentials (CMAPs) (cont.)
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double-lumen tubes left-sided, 208right-sided, 208
“Down lung” syndrome, 195Down syndrome, 3, 120, 180, 354
anesthetic considerations, 416atlantoaxial instability, risk of, 3and incidence of congenital heart
disease, 3lower blood pressures, risk of, 4overview, 416and spinal abnormalities, 80
down–slope time of the thermodilution curve (DStT), 34
drop metastases, 85droperidol, 169dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry
(DEXA) test, 8Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy
(DMD), 7, 353, 362, 421anesthetic considerations, 417overview, 417
duloxetine, 336dural arteriovenous fistula, 72dural puncture, 222duraplasty, 152durotomy, 175D-wave recordings, 98, 168, 220dysarthria, 153dysautonomia, 191dysmetria, 153dysphagia, 117, 153, 174dysphonia, 117dysphoria, 110dysraphisms, 79dysreflexia, 188dysrhythmias, 10, 13–14dystrophin, 353
edematous endplate changes, 64Ehler–Danlos syndrome, 7eicosinoids prostaglandins, 324elective lumbar spine procedures,
using spinal anesthesia, 58elective spine surgery, 120electrocautery elevation, 165electromyography (EMG), 89, 99, 123,
125, 191, 250during minimally invasive spinal
surgery, 133effect of neuromuscular blocking
agents, 101intensity of, 101intraoperative with SSEP
monitoring, 101limitations, 101measuring speed and bandpass, 99methodology, 99
of nerve root retraction, 101of neurotonic discharges, 100outcome, 101pedicle breach, 126and postoperative C5 palsies, 101selection of muscle, 99significant findings, 100–1simulation threshold, 126spontaneous, 126subcutaneous EEG needle
electrodes, 99and surgical manipulation, 126and tourniquet, 127triggered, 126of voluntary muscle contraction, 101
electrophysiologic monitoring, 123embryological development, of spine,
348–50emergency spine surgery, 17emergent thoracic spinal procedure,
198–201emphysema, 253end organ hypoperfusion, 219end/transitional vertebrae, 359endobronchial tubes, 205endocannabinoids, 324endocardial cushion defect, 3endocrinopathies, 142endoscopic anterior cervical
discectomy, 5endoscopic anterior lumbar interbody
fusion, 131endoscopic discectomy, 9endoscopic transforaminal technique,
130endoscopy, 9endothelial barrier function, 31endothelial glycocalyx (EG)
and albumin, 27causative factor of degradation of,
27and impermeability of arteriolar
and capillary domains, 26important functions, 27main constituents, 26mechanosensory role, 27in perioperative fluid management,
27role in binding and regulating
enzymes, 27role in maintaining vascular space,
26endothelial surface layer (ESL), 26endotracheal cuff pressure, during
anterior cervical surgery, 116endotracheal (ET) tube, placement
of, 180endotracheal intubation, 19endotracheal tubing, 115endovascular stent graft, 223enemas, 334
enflurane, 108, 169ependymomas, 2–3, 81, 85, 164, 167,
247–8, 353epidural abscess, 67–9, 71, 199, 222
predisposing conditions, 68epidural analgesia, 222epidural anesthesia, 421–2
adverse effects of catheters, 424double epidural catheter, 422–3infusion with local anesthesia,
423–4placement of catheter, 423
epidural catheter, 140, 221, 312for anterior spinal surgery, 222
epidural clonidine, 9epidural fluid, 77epidural hematoma, 79, 198, 222, 327epidural infusions, 222epidural PCA, 310epidural spinal cord compression
(ESCC), 248epidural venous bleeding, during
anterior cervical surgery, 116epiduroscopy, 130epinephrine, 296Epstein–Barr virus (EBV), 411EQ-5D (European Quality of Life-5
Dimensions scale), 149equianalgesic doses, 331Erb’s point potential (EP), 91erlotinib, 248erythropoetic stimulating agents
(ESA), 45use of, 45
erythropoietin-alpha, 221Eschmann stylet, 52esophageal Doppler technique, 37–8esophageal dysmotility, 174esophageal perforation, 117esophageal temperature probes, 57estimated blood loss, 260, 264–6estrogen, 144etomidate, 108–9, 127, 169EuroQol-5D questionnaire, 149evoked potential monitoring
approach. See motor evoked potentials (MEP) monitoring;;; somatosensory evoked potentials (SSEPs)
EVOS Functional Scale, 149extension of joint, 180extensor plantar reflexes, 3extracellular fluid (ECF), 372extracellular proteases, 324extradural neoplasms, 85extradural neurofibromas, 181extradural tumors, 247extrajunctional acetylcholine
receptors, 242extrapedicular approach, to VCF
management, 144
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face mask ventilation, 54facet arthropathy, 216facet effusions, 64facet hypertrophy, 64facet joint dislocation, 77facet joints, 229facial hypoesthesia, 153familial dysautonomia, 7fasciculus cuneatus, 89fatty endplate changes, 64fentanyl, 56, 101, 107, 109–10, 125,
127, 169, 198, 309, 312, 328, 332, 334, 342
and ester, 109EHL and CSHT, 109impact on evoked potential
recording, 109fentanyl patch, 248, 330fever, 336fiberoptic awake intubation, 121fiberoptic bronchoscopy, 55–6, 183,
206, 208, 210–11fiberoptic endoscope, 130fiberoptic intubation, 19, 55
and airway management, 183awake/asleep, 184
fiberoptic laryngoscopy, 120fiberoptic nasal intubation, 54fiberscope-guided tracheal intubation,
54fibrin, 221fibrinogen degradation, 221filum tumors, 84fine motor function, 153first-order neurons, 89flaccid paraparesis, 74flexible fiberoptic technique, 54flexion of cervical spine, 241flexion injuries, 233flexion of joint, 180flexion–extension, design of, 229flexion-teardrop fractures, 76flip and drip type systems, 48“floppy baby”’ syndrome, 7Floseal, 393FloTrac/Vigileo system, 34, 38flow time corrected (FTc), 37fluid management, during spine
surgery cardiac filling pressures, 32endothelial glycocalyx (EG).
See endothelial glycocalyx (EG)esophageal Doppler assessment
of aortic flow velocity/stroke volume, 37
factors influencing choice of fluid, 29
first limitation of using SVV, SPV, and PPV, 35–6
FloTrac/Vigileo system, 34intravenous fluids used in spine
surgery, 27–9measure of GEDV, 33–4normovolemia management, 25and pulmonary artery occlusion
pressure (PAOP), 33stroke volume variation and pulse
contour analysis, 35systolic and pulse pressure
variation, 34–5use of GDT, 37–8variables of fluid responsiveness,
34–7fluid management, pediatrics
and blood transfusion, 380–6body fluid content, 372–3BP monitoring, 384catheter monitoring, 384colloids, 377–9crystalloids, 377EKG parameters, 384electrolyte composition, 374–5and GFR, 373glucose requirement, 379–80guidelines, 382osmolality, 374–5osmotic regulation, 373peculiarities of pediatric
population, 372and renal system, 373sodium requirement, 379and temperature monitoring, 385and tissue perfusion, 380volume regulation, 374water requirements, 375–7
flumazenil, 288fluoroscopy, 159, 205fluoxetine, 336foam padding, 192focal cord ischemia, 71Fogarty occlusion embolectomy
catheter, 205Foley catheters, 154, 200, 401Foley’s tubular retractor, 131Fontan, 410foramen magnum, 106foraminal stenosis, 119, 130foraminotomy, 119Fpz electrode, 92fracture-dislocation, 106Frankel scale, 234Frank–Starling curve, 33Friedreich’s ataxia, 7, 71
anesthetic considerations, 417overview, 417
fundoscopic examination, 222, 258–62
fungal meningitis, 69
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCR), 324
gabapentin, 305, 311, 336, 426–7gacyclidine (GK-11), 243gag reflex, impaired, 153gait impairment, 142ganglioglioma, 82ganglioside GM-1 (Sygen), 243Gardner traction head holder, 192Gardner–Wells tongs, 173garlic, 6gastroesophageal reflux disease
(GERD), 366GCH1 (GTP cyclohydrolase 1), 308gelatins, 378general hospital consent, 1genitourinary disorder, 180giant cell tumors, 248gibbous formation, 68ginger, 6gingko, 6ginseng, 6Glasgow Coma Score, 231Glenn procedure, 409GlideScope, 19, 53–4, 56, 240gliomas, 247global end-diastolic volume (GEDV),
33–4glomus malformations, 72glossal atrophy, 153glossopharyngeal neuralgia, 153glottic structures, 53glottic visualization, of site of injury,
239gluconeogenesis, 31glutamate, 251, 303, 306–7, 324glutamatergic synapses, 306Goldenhar’s syndrome, 355G-protein-coupled receptors
(GPCRs), 304–5Gram-positive organisms, 172granulomatous spondylitis, 67–8gray matter, and cervical myelopathy,
182gurney, 57gustatory sweating, 196
halogenated agents, 124halogenated inhalational agents, effect
on EP recordings, 127, 169halothane, 108, 169hangman’s fracture, 75hard collars, 239headache-abortive medications, 342heart disease, 171heart transplantation
anesthetic considerations, 410–11management, 410overview, 410
hemangioblastoma, 82, 164hemangiomas, 8, 144, 147
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hematocrit, 16, 127, 194, 221, 223hematoma, 71hemihypertrophy, 7hemilaminectomy, 216, 328hemimyeloceles, 79hemimyelomeningoceles, 79hemivertebra, 80, 349hemodynamic consequences, of
barbiturates, 108hemodynamic management, in
lumbar surgery, 219hemorrhage, 73, 174hemosiderin, 71hemothorax, 7herniated disc lumbar spinal stenosis,
134herniation of the disc, 63hespan, 379heterotrimeric G-proteins, 305hiatal hernia, 366high-intensity transient signals
(HITS), 271Hippel–Lindau syndrome, 82histamine, 324hoarseness, 117, 153hormonal therapy, 144Horner’s syndrome, 4, 116, 174, 183,
196horseshoe head holder, 192H-shaped gray matter, 231Hunter’s syndrome, 354hydrocephalus, 153hydrocodone, 333hydromorphone, 309, 342hydroxyethyl starch (HES), 31–2,
377–9effects on microcirculation, 31properties of, 31–2side effects, 32
5-hydroxytryptamine (HT), 324hyoid bone, 180hyperalgesia, 251hyperbaric bupivacaine, 58hyperbaric tetracaine, 58hypercalcemia, 21, 142, 197hypercapnia, 13, 351hypercarbia, 240hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis,
30–1hypercoagulability, 222hyperesthesia, 153hyperextension injuries, 17, 75, 183,
233hyperflexion
due to airway pressures, 241of neck, 241of spine, 241
hyperglycemia, 13, 16, 19hyperhidrosis, 189, 198hyperintense intramedullary lesion,
imaging of, 70
hyperkalemia, 21, 55hyperlipidemia, 11hyperreflexia, 3, 336hypertension, 11, 20, 250, 322hypertensive vasogenic edema, 18hyperthermia, 127, 201, 342, 385hyperthyroidism, 142hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, 411
and anesthesia, 411hypertrophy of facet joints, 64hypervolemia, 27hypoalbuminemia, 29hypoalgesia, 153hypocapnia, 220hypofibrinogenemia, 48hypoglycemia, 287hypogonadism, 142hypoplasia, 354hypoplastic left heart syndrome
(HLHS) anesthetic considerations, 410overview, 408–10
hyporeflexia, 153hypotension, 10, 18, 20–1, 35, 90, 121,
124, 159, 213, 220, 223, 259–61, 264–5, 286, 313
injury, 184and morphine, 309PACU care, 285–6
hypothermia, 21, 90, 124, 139, 190, 201, 220, 244, 385
hypotonia, 3hypoventilation, 322hypovolemia, 27, 32, 35, 110hypoxemia, 13, 127, 212–13, 351hypoxia, 3, 10, 18, 195–6, 220, 240
I wave recordings, 98idiopathic scoliosis (IS), 134, 193, 224,
307, 348, 351–2, 358–9idiopathic systemic disease, 65IL-1β, 304iliac crest, 140
grafting, 7imatinib, 248immune disorder, 71immunoglobulin G, 326impaired ionic homeostasis, 238implantable cardiac defibrillator
(ICD), 10, 414implants, 131inadequate postoperative pain
management, 322inadvertent extubation, management
of, 57infantile scoliosis, 351–2infection, associated with spinal
anesthesia, 326–7inferior facet, of cervical vertebrae,
178inferior vena cava (IVC), 218
inflammatory soup of signaling molecules, 324
inflatable balloon tamp (IBT), 144informed consent, 1inhaled anesthetic agents, 107–8insomnia, 9interbody spacers, 141intercostal arteries, 188intercostal EMG monitoring, 104intercostal neuralgia, 161interleukin-1β (IL-1β), 324internal disc herniations, 65interspinous ligament, 75intervention failure, of regional
anesthesia, 328intervertebral bone graft, 140intervertebral disc, 229intervertebral osteophyte formation,
113intracellular fluid (ICF), 372intracranial aneurysms, 72intradural extramedullary tumors,
248intradural tumors, 216intramedullary abscess, 69intramedullary AVMs, 72intramedullary gliomas, 248intramedullary hemorrhage of spinal
cord, 78intramedullary neoplasms
astrocytomas, 81ependymoma, 81ganglioglioma, 82hemangioblastoma, 82metastasis, 82
intramedullary spinal cord arteriovenous malformations, 71
intramedullary spinal cord tumors evidence for resection, 164location of, 164
intramedullary tumor resection anesthesia, considerations for, 169baseline electrophysiological
recordings, 165and biopsy of tumor, 166dissection of ventral surface, 167drainage of cyst, 166electrocautery elevation, 165EP monitoring of, 164intraoperative electrophysiological
monitoring, 167–8locating the tumor, 166midline myelotomy, 166perioperative management, 165preopertive MRI, 166recovery of lost/diminshed
potentials, 168–9and SSEP, 167subperiosteal elevation, 165surgical technique, 164–7
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metastases, 8intraoperative bupivacaine
infiltration, 329intraoperative cell salvage, 221
role in blood loss management, 47–8
intraoperative coagulation disorders, during spine surgery, management of, 48
intraoperative electrophysiological monitoring
during anterior cervical surgery, 115
role in intramedullary tumor resection, 167–8
intraoperative fluid management, 29optimisation strategy, 32
intraoperative goal-directed fluid therapy (GDT), 37–8
intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring
and correction of large idiopathic curves, 123
in deformities surgery, 123during anterior and posterior
surgery, 123effect of anesthesia on recordings,
126–8effect of body temperature, 127impact on surgical outcome, 128indications for, 123–4in lumbar surgery, 123in thoracic spine surgery, 123
intrathecal baclofen withdrawal syndrome, 342
intrathecal catheter placement, 222intrathecal (IT) morphine for
postoperative pain control, 425–6
intrathecal pain pump, 217intrathoracic blood volume (ITBV),
34intrathoracic thermal volume (ITTV),
33intratumoral cysts, 81intravenous iron supplementation,
45–6intravenous ketamine, 337intravenous patient-controlled
analgesia (IVPCA), 309–10, 312, 332, 342, 426
intravenous steroids, 223intrinsic ligamentous abnormality,
180intubating laryngeal mask airway
(ILMA), 57, 183Intubation Difficulty Scale (IDS), 52invasive costotransversectomy, 159
inversion recovery (STIR or IR) sequences.(metastasis illustration) T1 signal, 61
ion channels, 305ionotropic glutamate receptors, 306ipsilateral fasciculus gracilis, 89ipsilateral palsy, 183iron dextran, 45ischemic cervical injury, 241ischemic heart disease, 12ischemic optic neuropathy (ION),
173, 191, 219, 222, 258–67anterior, 222factors responsible for, 222incidence rate, 222posterior, 222risk factors, 266systemic vascular risk factor, 222treatment, 223
isoflurane, 108–9, 169iso-oncotic colloids, 29isotonic crystalloids, 27IV discharge readiness, 286–8
Jackson frame table, 191, 193Jackson table, 218–20, 389Jamshidi needle, 131Jarcho–Levin Syndrome, 368Jefferson fracture, 75Jeune Syndrome, 368junctional kyphosis, 390
K+ currents, 324kainite receptors, 30612.4-kDa basic protein, 305keratan sulfate, 354ketamine, 56, 110, 127, 169, 252, 337,
343hemodynamic stability using, 110
ketoprofen, 311ketorolac, 308, 310–11, 335, 395, 428Klippel–Feil deformity, 181Klippel–Feil syndrome, 180, 354, 368
anesthetic considerations, 417overview, 417
Klippel–Feil variant, 180Kv7 channels, 305kyphoplasty, 8–9, 134, 144–5, 188, 271
anesthesia management, 198and cardiac condition, 197cement infusion, 196and cement leak, 198cement pulmonary embolism, 224complications, 147, 198contraindications, 196formation of internal cast, 224intraoperative considerations,
197–8opioid boluses for, 198patient positioning, 198
using PMMA, 148postoperative considerations, 198preoperative evaluation, 197and pulmonary system, 197steroid use, 198and vertebral body, 196
kyphoscoliotic deformities, 159kyphosis, 7, 142, 175, 354
minimally invasive spinal surgery for, 134
L1–L2 junction, 231lactated Ringers, 31laminectomy, 1–2, 9, 16, 20, 113,
119–20, 152, 161, 165, 190, 216–18, 271, 328
indication for, 113lateral extracavitary approach, 163midline approach, 162posterolateral approach, 162risk factors, 162transpdicular approach, 162
laminoforaminotomy, 119–20laminoplasty, 119
for spondylotic myelopathy, 120large vessel injury, 175laryngeal edema, 283laryngeal mask airway (LMA), 52,
54, 183laryngoscopy, 52–3, 181lateral columns, and cervical
myelopathy, 182lateral hemivertebra, 349lateral lumbar interbody fusion
(LLIF), 131, 133law of electroneutrality, 30laxatives, 334left ventricular end-diastolic area
(LVEDA), 33leptomeninges, 65leukodepletion filters, 48leukoplakia, 14leukotrienes (LTs), 304, 324levobupivacaine, 329Lhermitte’s sign, 115, 181LidCO system, 33–4lidocaine, 127, 328ligamentous injury, 77ligamentous laxity, 3ligamentum flava, 75lighted stylet, 56limb movement assessment, 287limbic encephalitis, 71lipid peroxidation, 238lipomeningocele, 399, 401lipomyelocele placode–lipoma
interface, 80lipomyeloceles, 80lipomyelomeningoceles, 80lipooxigenase enzyme, 304
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pain post, 307lumbar disc arthroplasty, 223lumbar discectomy, 223, 307lumbar fusion, 2lumbar laminectomy, 58lumbar level, elective surgery at, 9–13lumbar potential (LP), 92lumbar spine, 66, 68lumbar spondylolithesis, 138lumbar surgery
and allogenic RBC transfusion, 220and anesthesiologists, 10assessment of blood pressure, 11assessment of cardiac condition,
11–12assessment of hematologic
disorders, 16assessment of preoperative risk, 11blood loss and transfusion, 220–1blood loss reduction strategy, 221blood pressure management, 219and consent issues, 17deformity correction, 217in degenerative conditions of spine,
216and diabetes mellitus, 16and drug interactions, 16and effect of smoking, 13–14and forms of embolism, 223–4goal of positioning, 218hemodynamic management, 219and history of cardiac conditions,
10and history of medication, 10importance of physical
examination, 11and independent risk factors, 12intraoperative management, 218and ischemic complications, 219kneeling position, 219lateral position, 218lumbar radiculopathy, 216for lumbar stenosis, 216for metastatic disease, 217neuro-intensive care, 300perioperative neuropathy, 222postoperative pain management,
222and postoperative vision loss,
222–3and preoperative creatinine levels,
16and preoperative evaluation of
patients who cannot exercise, 12
preoperative management, 217–18and presence of pathological Q
wave, 11for primary bony tumors, 217for primary tumors, 217and prone position, 218and pulmonary hypertension,
15–16for radiculopathy, 216regional anesthesia, 218and renal impairment, 16retraction of iliac veins, 219and review of ECG, 11–12and risk of obesity, 14–15and risk of perioperative
respiratory complications, 13–14sedation administration, 218skill of anesthesiologist, 216supine position, 218and thromboembolism, 219traumatic injuries, 217tumors, 217use of intraoperative monitoring,
219–20use of muscle relaxants, 220utility of cardiology consultations,
10–13and vascular injuries, 223wake-up test, 220and wasting of predonated
autologous blood, 221lung cancer, 248lung compressive atelectasis, 212lung isolation, for thoracic spine
surgery bronchial blockade, 205–7endobronchial tubes, 205equipment and techniques, 205–7using double-lumen tubes, 208–13
lung recruitment maneuvers, 213lymphomas, 248lysine analogs, 46, 221
M channels, 304MAC 3 blade, 183Macintosh and Miller laryngoscopes,
52, 54–5, 56macroglossia, 275, 283magnesium, 337male sex, 260, 264–6malnutrition, 142, 171mammography, 2mandible bone, 180mannitol, 223manual in-line immobilization
(MILI), 239manual in-line stabilization (MILS),
183manubrium, opening procedure of,
159
Marfan syndrome, 7, 368anesthetic considerations, 416overview, 416
marrow replacement process, 61marrow signal abnormalities,
evaluation of, 61mask ventilation, 54, 57Mayfield head holder, 119, 154, 165,
173, 184, 192–3, 223McCoy laryngoscope, 53–4McGrath video laryngoscope, 53MDCT (multidetector CT) technique,
75mean arterial pressures (MAPs), 231mean pulmonary artery pressure
(mPAP), 16MECP2 gene abnormality, 368medulloblastoma, 85meningeal inflammation, 67meningiomas, 84, 247–8meningitis, 68–9meningoceles, 80, 350, 399, 402meperidine, 336meralagia paresthetica, 275Merckel cells, 303metabolic disorders, 71metabotropic glutamate receptors, 306metabotropics, 306metastasis, 61, 67, 71, 82metastatic bone lesions, 142metastatic cancers, 142, 248metastatic lung cancers, 189metastatic renal cell carcinoma, 189metastatic spine tumors, 164metformin, 31methadone, 333, 337methohexital, 108methylmethacrylate, 5methylnaltrexone, 334methylprednisolone (MP), 19, 243,
313, 329, 338microcirculatory dysfunction, 238,
241microdiscectomy, 131, 216, 328midazolam, 56, 101, 110, 198middle lower cervical spine, surgery
at, 2milnacipran, 336minimally invasive single level
laminectomy, 1minimally invasive spinal surgery
ALIF, 132anesthetic conditions, 134blood loss management, 134conditions treated with, 134for deformity, 134and EMG monitoring, 133endoscopic anterior lumbar
interbody fusion, 131epiduroscopy, 130
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instrumentation, 131–2using tubular retractor, 131with working channel spinal
endoscopes, 130mixed edema and hemorrhage, 77Modified Aldrete and Post Anesthetic
Discharge Scoring System, 287monoamine oxidase inhibitors
(MAOIs), 201, 336monopolar electrode, 126morphine, 308, 313, 329, 335, 338Morquio’s syndrome, 181motor deficits, monitoring of.
See motor evoked potentials (MEP) monitoring
motor evoked potentials (MEP) monitoring, 89, 107, 123, 125, 241, 250, 389
all-or-none criterion, 97amplitude criterion, 125and anesthesia, 98in anesthetized patients, 95anodal stimulation, 95in awake subjects, 95background, 94–5and body temperature, 98and choice of anesthetic agents, 107CMAPs, 96–7D waves, 95desflurane/remifentanil anesthesia,
110direct and indirect waves, 98during anterior cervical surgery,
115during anterior spinal surgery, 125effect of volatile anesthetic agents,
127false-positive rates, 99interpretation of, 125intramedullary tumor resection,
164and ketamine, 110magnetic vs electric stmulation, 95methodology, 95–7of motor cortex, 168of muscle disappearance, 168myogenic, 95, 97neurogenic, 95, 97opioid effect, 127outcomes, 98–9
and paralytics, 98from peripheral nerves, 97positive and negative predictive
values, 99of primary cortex, 95purpose of, 95role in neuromonitoring, 95sensitivity and specificity, 99significant findings, 97–8single-pulse stimulation technique,
95spinal simulations, 95threshold criterion, 125transcranial, 95, 125transcranial stimulation of motor
cortex, 95, 97of traumatic spinal cord injury, 95,
241types of, 95via direct spinal cord stimulation,
96warning criteria, 98
Mu receptor agonists, 308mucopolysaccharidosis, 368mucopolysaccharidosis IV, 181multilevel lumbar decompressive
laminectomy, 335multimodal analgesia, 308multimodality intraoperative
monitoring (MIOM), 126multimodality neuromonitoring
techniques, 216multiple lumbar punctures, 153multiple myeloma, 142multiple sclerosis, 71, 324muscle atrophy, 153muscle hypotonia, 3muscle MEP responses, 168muscle relaxants, 220, 287muscles of respiration, 242muscular dystrophy, 7Mycobacterium tuberculosis, 67myelinated fibers, 303myelitis, 69myelodysplasia, 61, 350myelography, 68myelomeningoceles, 79, 350, 398–9,
401myelopathy, 66, 69, 71, 117, 119myocardial infarction, 196, 322myocardial ischemia, 13–15, 285, 322myoclonus, 336myogenic MEPs, 96–7myogenic motor evoked potentials, 97myoglobinuria, 276myotomes, 99, 348myxopapillary ependymomas, 84
N13 wave form, 91N18 wave form, 92N20 wave form, 92
N34 wave form, 92nalbuphine, 341, 428naloxone, 243, 288, 341, 429naltrexone, 341naproxen, 311nasal CPAP (nCPAP), 14nasopharyngeal carcinoma, 71National Acute Spinal Cord Injury
Study (NASCIS), 19, 172, 243nationwide inpatient sample, 263,
266–7neck hematoma management, 283neck movement, and intubation in
patients with spine instabilty, 54necrosis of skeletal muscle, 276needle electrodes, 126neostigmine methylsulphate, 338nerve growth factor (NGF) , 305, 324nerve roots
compression, 119, 354entrapment, 106
nerve sheath tumors, 247neuralgia, 196neuraxial opioids, 328neurenteric cyst, 80neuraxial analgesia, 312–13neuraxial blocks, 326neurofibromas, 84, 247neurofibromatosis, 7, 368neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1), 180neuroforamina, 64neuroforaminal stenosis, 63neurogenic inflammation, 303neurogenic MEPs, 97neurogenic shock, 121, 242neuro-intensive care unit
after cervical spine surgery, 298–9after lumbar surgery, 300for DVT, 297–8perioperative blood transfusions,
297for spinal cord ischemia, 295–6for thoracic spine surgery, 299–300
neurokinin A, 303neurokinins, 303neurologic assessment, 294–5neurologic assessment, of traumatic
spinal cord injury (SCI), 234neurologic dysfunction, 175neurologic injury, during tracheal
intubation, 54neurologic pathology, abnormal, of
pediatrics, 352–3neuromuscular blocking agents, 107,
341effect on EP recordings, 127in MIS, 134
neuromuscular scoliosis (NMS), 276, 362–7
neuronal injury, 238neurophysiologic intraoperative
minimally invasive spinal surgery (cont.)
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spinal cord, 106neurosurgery and nerve injury, 222neurotransmitter-induced
neurotoxicity, 238neurotropic growth factor (NGF), 305neurotropin-3, 305neurotropin-4/5, 305neutropenia, 197nicotine and bone metabolism, 6nicotine patches, 337, 341nifedipine, 201nimodipine, 243Nissen fundoplication, 367nitric oxide, 305, 307nitrous oxide, 108, 124, 127, 169, 191,
195NK (neurokinin) modulator, 305N-methyl-d-aspartate (NMDA)
receptor, 306, 324nociceptive-specific neurons, 303nociceptors, 302Nomenclature and Classification of
Lumbar Disc Pathology, 63nondepolarizing muscle relaxants, 107non-NDMA receptors, 306nonprogressive neuromuscular
disability, 352nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
(NSAIDs), 5, 308, 310–1, 325, 334, 342, 427–8
nonterminal myelocystoceles, 80Noonan’s syndrome
anesthetic considerations, 417overview, 417
norepinephrine, 121normal spine imaging studies, 61–3North American Spine Society
(NASS), 63, 172N-phenylpropanamide, 309numerical rating scale (NRS), 150Nurick grading system, 182nystagmus, 153
obese patients perioperative complications, 14postoperative complications, 14
obesity, 260, 263, 265–6obstructive sleep apnea, 194obstructive sleep apnea syndrome
(OSAS), 14–15obtundation, 18occipital-cervical surgery, 119occipito-atlanto-axial disease, 181occipito-atlas junction, 229odontoid fractures, 2, 75odontoid process, 179–80olfactory ensheathing cells, 244oligodendrogliomas, 247omeprazole, 342
one-lung ventilation and blood flow, 212management of, 211–12and tracheobronchial trauma, 212
open microdiscectomy, 130open thoracic spine surgery
acute hemodynamic changes, 191and airway edema, 192airway examination, 189anesthesia technique, 191anterior approach to, 190antibiotic administration, 191and anticoagulants, 190and antiplatelets, 190assessment of medical history, 190and beta blockers, 190blood pressure monitoring, 190cardiac involvement, 189care in PACU, 192and chemosis, 193chest radiographs, 189coagulation profile, 189complications, 193and conjuctival swelling, 193electrophysiologic monitoring, 190endotracheal tube leak test, 192epidural analgesia, use of, 192estimation of fluid status, 190and facial swelling, 193hemodynamic monitoring, 190hemodynamic stability, 191and hypoperfusion of spinal cord,
191and hypothermia, 190and injury to adjacent organs, 190intraoperative considerations,
190–2intraoperative neurophysiologic
monitoring, 190intraoperative placement of
epidural catheter, 191need for cardiology consultation,
189neuromonitoring, 191and nitrous oxide, 191operating table, 191and opioids, 191padding of pressure points, 192patient history and activity level,
189patient position, 192physical status classification, 190positioning of head, 192posterior approach, 190postoperative considerations, 192preoperative evaluation, 189–90prone position of patient, 192
and risk for intraoperative hemorrhage, 190
pulmonary involvement, 189renal function testing, 189
rescue management, 192risk of infections, 193skeletal involvement, 189and skin abrasions, 193standardized laboratory testing, 189sympathectomy, 192temperature monitoring, 190and wake-up test, 190
open thoracotomy, 134opioid agents, 322, 341
antagonists, 334challenges with, 332conversion and rotation, 332–3delivery systems, 333–4equianalgesic dosage of, 331and genetic variability, 333patient monitoring, 334postoperative use, 331–2preoperative and intraoperative
dosing, 330–1and SSEP, 169use disorders, 323
opioid receptor antagonists, 334opioid therapy, 308–10opioid-based analgesia, 308opioid-induced hyperalgesia (OIH),
326, 343opioid-induced respiratory
depression, 322optic nerve circulation, abnormal
autoregulation of, 222oral cancers, 14oral gastric tubes, 57organ hypoperfusion, in prone spine
surgery, 29orthopedic surgery and nerve injury,
222oscillopsia, 153osseous injury, 79ossification of the posterior
longitudinal ligament (OPLL), imaging of, 64
osteoblastic lesions, 142osteoblastomas, 248osteochodromas, 248osteochondrosis of the thoracic spine,
65osteogenesis imperfecta, 181osteoid osteomas, 248osteoligamentous columns, 75osteomyelitis, 66, 159, 299osteophytes, 182–3osteoporosis, 8, 21, 142–4, 147, 196
demography of population affected with, 8
osteoporotic vertebral fractures, 9and pulmonary function, 9risk factors, 8
osteoporotic fractures, 142Oswestry Back Disability Index, 149oxycodone, 309, 333–4, 342, 428
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P14 wave form, 91P37 wave form, 92PACU care
abdominal compression, 289acute postoperative hypertension
(APH), 285airway management, 283for airway obstruction, 282autonomic hyperreflexia, 285backache, 288brachial plexus injuries, 289breast injuries, 289of cuff leak, 285disachrage readiness, 286–8for hypotension, 285–6hypoventilation, 282hypoxemia, 282ischemic necrosis, 288neck, 289neck hematoma, 283oxygen supplementation, 282pressure alopecia, 288for prone position injuries, 289use of airway exchange catheters,
284use of opioids, 282
pain acute, physiology, 302–7defined, 302neuraxial analgesia technique for,
312–13nociceptors of, 308opioid therapy, 308–10post-spine surgery, 307–8postoperative, 420
pain-related sympathetic stimulation, 322
Papworth BiVent Endotracheal Tube®, 206
para-coccygeal incision, 134paraparesis, 159paraplegia, 159, 198paraspinous abscesses, 67–9paraspinous muscles, 162parecoxib, 311, 335paroxetine, 336patient-controlled analgesia (PCA),
192, 221, 342pediatric solid tumors, 142pediatric spinal cord tumors, 353pediatric traumatic SCI, 353–4pedicle fractures, 77pedicle screw placements, monitoring
of. See triggered EMG monitoring
pedicle screw stabilization, 2pedicle screw stimulation.
See triggered EMG monitoringPentax-AWS, 53–4pentazocine, 341
peptidergic C-nociceptors, 305percutaneous discectomy, 130percutaneous pedicle screws, 131–2percutaneous vertebroplasty, 196, 224peri-facet bupivacaine infiltration, 329periglottic areas, 243perioperative antifibrinolytic agents,
221perioperative cardiac risks, 13perioperative fluid management, 27perioperative hemodynamic stability
and spinal anesthesia, 58perioperative intravenous steroids, 56perioperative neuropathy, 222perioperative peripheral nerve injury,
222perioperative visual loss, 173peripheral edema, 11peripheral nociceptive sensory
neurons, 303peripheral sensory nociceptors, 306–7permissive hypercapnea, 211pertinent medical records, 1pharyngeal edema, 116, 283phenanthrenes, 308phenelzine, 336phenylephrine, 414phenylpiperidines, 308Philadelphia collar, 55phosphenes, 153photophobia, 153physical trauma, 7PiCCO system, 33, 35piloerection, 201pineal neoplasms, 85PKB/Akt, 307placode–lipoma morphology, 80plasma-derived albumin, 29pleural tear, 175pneumonectomy, 197pneumonia, 175, 322pneumothorax, 7, 196, 213PO iron, 45Poisson effect, 182, 241polycythemia, 17polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), 8,
196, 224polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
endotracheal tube, 52popliteal fossa potential (PF), 92poryphyria, 108positioning injuries, 273–6positive pressure ventilation (PPV), 58postoperative epidural hematoma, 199Postoperative visual loss (POVL),
257–69postoperative wound infection,
antibiotic therapy for, 171–2posttransplant lymphoproliferative
disorder (PTLD), 411
PostAnesthetic Discharge Scoring System, 286
posterior approach, to thoracic spine surgery, 161–3
posterior atlanto-dens interval, 229posterior cervical decompression, 275posterior cervical spine surgery
anesthetic considerations, 120blood pressure monitoring, 120common principles, 119elective interventions, 120–1fiberoptic awake intubation, 121fiberoptic intubation, 119–20hemodynamic state, management
of, 121and hypotension, 121indications for, 118–19intubation procedure, 119laminectomy, 119laminoplasty, 119midline incision, 119of patients with rheumatoid
disease, 120patient positiong, 119–20traumatic interventions, 121use of foam pillow, 119and vision loss, 121
posterior columns, 231distraction, 233
posterior cord syndrome, 235posterior fossa lesions, 153posterior fossa surgery, 275posterior ischemic optic neuropathy
(PION), 222posterior ligamentous complex, 75,
233posterior lumbar interbody fusion
(PLIF), 132airway management, 139attention to hemostasis, 140blood loss management, 139complications, 141contraindications, 138and corneal abrasions, 139hardware complications, 141and hypothermia, 139indications, 139–40inspection of nerve root foramina,
140long-term complications, 141midline incision, procedure for, 140monitoring of blood pressure, 139and NSAIDs, 311placement of pedicle screws, 140positioning and patient
preparation, 140postoperative care, 140postoperative neuralgia, 141procedural complications, 141prone positioning of patient, 139
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and pseudoarthrosis, 141and recurrent lumbar disc
herniation, 138subperiosteal exposure of lumbar
spine, 140surgical decompression, 140surgical procedure, 140use of body warmers, 139vascular injury, 223
posterior spinal arthrodesis, 330posterior tubercle, 179posterolateral corticospinal tracts, 231posterolateral fusions, 2postlaminectomy kyphosis, 119postoperative acute pain, after spine
surgery, 307–8postoperative analgesia, 253postoperative arachnoiditis, 71postoperative computed tomography
(CT), 104postoperative epidural analgesia,
221–2postoperative hypoventilation, 282postoperative hypoxemia, 282postoperative intercoastal neuralgia,
196postoperative management, of
anterior cervical surgery, 116–17postoperative opioid management,
331–2postoperative pain management, 1,
222postoperative pancreatitis, 276–7postoperative radiation therapy, 248postoperative venous
thrombosis, 219postoperative vision loss (POVL),
222–3potassium, 169Pott’s disease, 8Powers ratio, 229Prader–Willi syndrome, 7prazocin, 201preanesthetic evaluation, 1pre-donated autologous blood, 221preemptive analgesia, 325preemptive infiltration, 329pregabalin, 305, 312, 336preoperative risk assessment, of spine
surgery, 171preoperative assessment of adult
patients advisory group, 1general guidelines, 1–2obtaining history and physical
examination, 1preanesthetic evaluation, 1routine testing, 2site of surgery, 2–3sources of information, 1
preoperative autodonation (PAD), 46preoperative autologous blood
donation, 221preoperative autologous donation, 221preoperative evaluation, of pediatric
patients arterial oxygen tension, 360blood pressure, 360cardiac condition, 361, 365Cobb angle, 359congenital syndromes, 367–9ethical considerations, 367gastrointestinal, 366general evaluation, 359hematologic ocndition, 365–6idiopathic scoliosis, 359–2neurologic, 367neuromuscular scoliosis, 362–7nutritional status, 366of pulmonary functions, 363–5seizures, 367
preoperative measures, for blood management, 44–6
preoperative pulmonary function testing, 189
preoperative pulmonary therapy, 13preoperative respiratory mechanics,
243pressure algometry, 332prevertebral fascia, 159principle of mass conservation, 30progressive seronegative
spondyloarthropathy, 66progressive vertebral body collapse, 68prone position, pathophysiology of,
25, 173, 182and fiberoptic intubation, 57and supraglottic devices, 58and vena cava pressures, 25during posterior cervical spine
surgery, 119–20effect on respiratory system, 25for lumbar laminectomy, 25
prone positioning systems, 218prophylactic antacid therapy, 9propofol, 56, 107, 109–10, 125, 169,
198, 251, 253, 326effect on MEPs, 127impact on evoked potential signals,
109respiratory depressant properties
of, 109proprioceptive sensory pathway, 89ProSeal laryngeal mask airway
(PLMA), 58prostaglandins (PGs), 303–4, 307,
310, 420, 428prostate cancer, 142, 248prostatic screening, 2protein and nonprotein colloids, 29
protein kinase A (PKA), 307protein kinase C (PKC), 307proteus syndrome, 7protons, 324pseudoarthrosis, 141, 311pseudotumor cerebrii, 153pulmonary arterial hypertension
(PAH), 15diagnosis of, 15
pulmonary artery occlusion pressure (PAOP), 15, 33, 35
pulmonary artery wedge catheter, 205
pulmonary edema, 285pulmonary examination, 1pulmonary function
in osteoporotic patient, 9pediatrics, 350–1
pulmonary hypertension, 15–16, 253, 351
pulmonary thermal volume (PTV), 34
pulmonary vascular resistance (PVR), 15
pulmonary venous hypertension, 15pulse oxymetry, 383pulse pressure variation (PPV), role
in functional hemodynamic monitoring, 34
purinergic receptors, 304pyogenic diskitis, 66pyogenic leptomeningitis, 68pyogenic spinal cord abcess, 69pyrimidine nucleotides, 305
quadriparesis, 74quadriplegia, 173QUALEFFO questionaire, 149
radiation myelopathy, 71radiation therapy, 8, 144, 164radicular artery, 231radiculomedullary arteries, 188radiculopathy, 119–20, 216radionuclide bone scans, 66receptor tyrosine kinases
(RTK), 324recombinant activated factor VII
(FVII), in bleeding control during surgery, 46
recombinant activated factor VIIa (FVIIa), 221, 383
recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN), 6, 115–16, 159, 174, 413
palsy, 185and risk of cervical disectomy, 6
Reeves, Christopher, 17regional anesthesia and analgesia, 327
advantages, 328benefits, 326
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and choice of surgical technique, 330
epidural, 329infections associated with, 326–7intervention failure, 328medication-related complication,
328neural injuries, 327perineural catheters, 330risks of, 326–8spinal anesthesia, 328–9wound infiltration, 329–30
re-intubations, 14remifental, 110remifentanil, 56, 107–10, 127, 191,
195, 198, 251–2, 309, 326EHL and CSHT, 109
respiratory tract infections, 3retina artery occlusion, 222retraction of trachea, impact, 116retrolisthesis of vertebral body, 182retropharygeal hematomas, 6Rett syndrome, 368, 418Revised Cardiac Risk Index, 12rhabdomyolysis, 276rheumatoid arthritis (RA), 66, 120,
180–1, 210rhizomelic dwarfism, 368rhomboid muscle, 163rib abnormalities, 180right ventricular (RV) outlet tract
obstruction, 223riluzole, 244rocuronium, 127rofecoxib, 311Roland–Morris Disability
Questionnaire (RDQ), 150ropivacaine, 313rotational injuries, 233ROTEM® (Rotem Inc.), 48RV ejection fraction (RVEF), 33
sacral dysplasia, 349sacral hiatus, 130sacral insufficiency fractures, 77sacroiliac joints, 66sagittal FSE/TSE T2 (fast spin echo/
turbo spin echo) with fat saturation, 77
sagittal SE T1, 77sagittal T2*GRE (gradient echo), 77saline, 29–30, 379
vs albumin, 31effects of excessive administration,
30and hyperchloremic metabolic
acidosis, 30and risk of acidosis, 30volume-expanding potential of, 29
sandbag–tape–backboard technique, 239
sarcoidosis, 65–6sarcomas, 248Scheuermann’s disease, 65Schiff Sherrington phenomenon, 199Schmorl’s nodes, 65Schwann cells, 244schwannomas, 84, 248scintigraphy, 13SCIWORA (spinal cord injury
without radiographic abnormality), 354
scleretome, 348sclerotic changes, 64scoliosis, 7, 80–1, 83, 109, 124, 128,
134, 153, 180, 188–9, 194, 253, 313, 350, 354, 358–9, 388
classification, 7MIS for, 133and pulmonary function testing,
189as a secondary symptom, 7and wasting od donated blood, 221
Scoliosis Research Society (SRS), 94scoliosis surgery of pediatrics, 389
anchor fixation, 390females, consideration for, 390midline dissection, 390positioning of patients, 389postoperative monitoring, 394screw placement, 390–3
seat belt injuries, 77second-order axons, 90segmental medullary arteries, 158segmental spinal dysgenesis, 80seizure kindling effect, 96seizures, 201selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
(SSRIs), 336selegiline, 336sensory neurons, 303sequestrations, 63serotonin, 324serotonin syndrome, 336serotonin/norepinephrine reuptake
inhibitors (SNRIs), 336sertraline, 336severity score, 234sevoflurane, 108–9, 169Sharp and Purser test, 3shear injuries, 234shivering, 336short-acting muscle relaxants, 164Short-Form 36 Health Survey, 149SI joints, 66sick cell disease, 61Siemens positioning system, 218single epidural catheter, 421–2single-lumen ETT, 57sirolimus, 248sleep apnea, 3, 14–15, 153sleep disorders, 142
Smith fracture, 77smoking, relation with diabetes, 13sodium voltage-gated channels, 305soft tissue neurofibromas, 181somatosensory evoked potentials
(SSEPs), 89, 107, 123, 173, 220, 241, 249, 273, 389
amplitude of, 124and anesthetic agents, 93, 169background, 89–90bandpass and sweep sensitivity, 91benefits, 90and body pressure, 93and body temperature, 93, 124and choice of anesthetic agents, 107common peroneal nerve, 90cortical responses, 93cutoffs, 93desflurane/remifentanil anesthesia,
110during anterior cervical surgery,
115during intramedullary tumor
resection, 167effect of nitrous oxide, 127efficacy of, 94Erb’s point potential (EP), 91and etomidate infusion, 109and fentanyl infusion, 109intensity of electrical stimulus, 90intramedullary tumor resection,
165of localization of neural insult, 94LP wave form, 92and mean arterial pressure, 93and median nerve stimulation, 90methodology, 90–1monitoring of neuronal integrity,
124of motor pathways, 94N13 wave form, 91N20 wave form, 92N34 wave form, 92and negative predictive values, 94of neural generators for each wave
forms, 90and neurologic injury, 220and nitrous oxide, 108nomenclature of wave form, 91and opioids, 169outcomes, 94P14 wave form, 91P37 wave form, 92PF wave form, 92placement of electrodes, 90and positive predictive value, 94posterior tibial nerve, 90potential points for recording, 89and proprioceptive sensory
pathway, 89recovery of potentials, 169
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sensitivity of, 124sensitivity and specificity of
unimodal, 94and sensory modlaities, 124significant findings, 91–4of somatosensory pathway, 90subcortical and spinal responses, 94of surgically induced injuries, 168as a surveillance tool, 124and tourniquet, 127technical limitations, 91transcutaneous stimulation, 90of ulnar nerve, 90of upper limbs, 90and use of averaging responses, 91using bar electrodes, 90using EEG electrodes, 90using subdermal needle electrodes,
90warning criteria, 93–4
somitomeres, 348Sonoclot® (Sienco Inc.), 48spastic quadriplegia, 352spasticity, 3, 153spasticity management devices, 341spina bifida (spinal dysraphism), 7,
350spinal anesthesia, for spinal surgery,
57–8and extermity thrombo-embolic
complications, 58in pain control, 58and perioperative complications, 58and perioperative hemodynamic
stability, 58spinal aneurysms, 72spinal angiography, 73spinal canal stenosis, 63–4spinal column, surgical anatomy of,
292–4spinal cord blood flow, 231spinal cord compression, 142spinal cord edema, 77–8spinal cord hemorrhage, 77–8spinal cord injury (SCI), evaluation
of, 77, 199related to ischemia, 169
spinal cord injury syndromes, 234spinal cord ischemia, 108, 159, 189,
295–6spinal cord neoplasms, 114spinal cord recordings, disadvantages
of, 97spinal cord stimulation, of the motor
system, 96spinal cord tumors, 172
adjunctive therapy, 248and anesthetic agents, 250anesthesia and location of tumor,
249anesthetic technique, 250chemotherapeutic agents, 248chemotherapy, 248common types, 247distal effects, 247EEG monitoring, 253effect of intravenous agents, 251emergent surgery, 252etiology, 247–9ideal preoperative preparation, 249intraoperative management,
249–53and maintenance of blood pressure,
252management of TIVA during
surgery, 250and neuroblocking agents, 251neurological deficits, 249and opioids, 249, 252oral narcotics, 249pain due to, 247pediatric, 353postoperative analgesia, 253–4postoperative management, 253–4postoperative morphine
requirements, 249preoperative care, 248–9presentation, 247radiation therapy, 248and remifentanil, 252surgical plan, 252treatment options, 248use of EP recordings, 249
spinal cord, cross-section of, 229spinal degenerative disease, 184spinal distraction, 106spinal injury classification systems,
234spinal instability, 234spinal kinking, 106spinal metastasis
primary sources, 8removal of, 8
spinal movement, of cervical spine, 240
spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), 7, 351–3, 362, 368
spinal nerve, 179spinal percussion, 143spinal reconstruction, 115spinal sarcoidosis, 65–6spinal shock, 18, 199–200, 295spinal stability assessment model, 75spinal stenosis, 9, 71, 106, 172
with neurologic compromise, 66spine fractures, 229spine imaging
acute transverse myelopathy, 70–1AIDS-related myelopathy, 71aneurysms, 71
ankylosing spondyilitis, 66arteriovenous malformations, 72–3Baastrup disease, 64cavernous angiomas, 73cervical spine injuries, 75chronic cord infarct, 74closed spinal dysraphisms (CSD)
with a mass, 80closed spinal dysraphisms (CSD)
without a mass, 80closed spinal dysraphisms (CSD)
without a mass, complex, 80compression of spinal cord, 64compressive myelopathy, 71congenital anomalies of spine and
spinal cord, 79cord infarction, 73–5degenerative and toxic
myelopathies, 71degenerative diseases, 63–5degenerative facet disease, 64demyelinating diseases, 69–71disc disease, 63–4DISH, 64–5epidural abscess, 68evaluation of marrow signal
abnormalities, 61granulomatous spondylitis, 67–8of infections, 66–9intradural extramedullary
neoplasms, 84–5intramedullary abscess, 69intramedullary neoplasms, 81intrathecal drop metastases, 85main sequences, 61meningitis, 68–9neoplastic disease of the spine, 81normal spine, 61–3open spine dysraphisms (OSD), 79OPLL, 64osteomyelitis, 66paraspinous abscess, 69pyogenic diskitis, 66radiation myelopathy, 71rheumatoid arthritis, 66sarcoidosis, 65–6Scheuermann’s disease, 65Schmorl’s nodes, 65scoliosis, 80–1spinal stability assessment, 75spine trauma, 75–9subdural abscess, 68superficial siderosis, 71thoracolumbar spine injuries, 77vascular diseases, 71–5vascular malformations, 72
spine immobilization, management of, 239–40
spinocerebellar degenerations, 71spinoreticulothalamic tract, 303spinothalamic tract, 303
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split cord malformation, 399spondylectomy, 217spondyloarthropathy, 71spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia, 181spondylolisthesis, 9, 64, 134, 138, 175,
350of the vertebral body, 77
spondylolysis, 77, 350spondylosis, 113–14, 162spondylotic myelopathy, 120spontaneous electromyography
(sEMG), 220spontaneous EMG activity, 126spontaneous muscle activity, 126Sprengel deformity, 180stage III prostate cancer, 142stage IV breast and lung cancer, 142Stagnara test, 362Stagnara wake-up test, 95Staphylococcus aureus, 66, 68, 326Staphylococcus epidermidis, 326Starling principle, 26sternocleidomastoid muscle, 114–15sternohyoid muscle, 159sternotomy, 159steroid use, in traumatic spinal cord
injury, 172STIR (short tau inversion recovery),
77STOP questionnaire, 15Storz video laryngoscope, 53stress myocardial perfusion imaging,
13stroke, 190strong ion difference (SID), concept
of, 30Study of Osteoporosis Fracture–
Activities of Daily Living (SOF-ADL), 150
stylet intubation, 54subacute necrotic myelitis, 75Subaxial Cervical Injury Classification
and Severity Scale (SLIC), 235subaxial cervical injury classification
system, 234subaxial cervical spine, 120, 229subaxial spondylotic myelopathy, 120subclavian artery, 180subdural abscess, 68subligamentous spread, imaging of, 68suboccipital craniectomy, 152substance P, 303, 305, 324succinlycholine-induced
hyperkalemia, 55succinylcholine, 54, 127, 242, 353succinylcholine usage, during spine
surgery, 54
suctioning technique, 47sufentanil, 109, 127, 195, 309
EHL and CSHT, 109sugar-nucleotides, 305sunitinib, 248superficial siderosis, 71superior facet, of cervical vertebrae,
178superior mesenteric artery (SMA)
syndrome, 276–7superior vena cava (SVC), 409supraclavicular incision, 159suprafascial implant, 131supraglottic airway devices, 52, 57–8,
198supraspinal sensory centers, 303supraspinous ligament, 75supreme laryngeal mask airway, 58surgical consent, 1surgical invasiveness, degree of, 1Swan–Ganz catheter, 242sympathectomy, 194sympathetic hyperactivity symptoms,
201sympathetic preganglionic neurons,
200symptomatic lumbar disc herniations,
130synapses, of proprioceptive sensory
pathway, 89–90syncope, 153syndecan-1, 27synkinesis, 180synovial cyst, 64synthetic cages, 116syringomyelia, 4–5, 7, 152
complications with, 4diagnosis of, 5signs and symptoms, 4surgical procedures, 4
syrinx draining procedure, 5systemic cooling, 296systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE),
71systolic pressure above baseline, 35systolic pressure variation (SPV),
role in functional hemodynamic monitoring, 34–5
T1 marrow images, 61T1-weighted imaging sequences, 61
cavernous angiomas, 73cord enlargement, 74extradural soft tissue mass, 68focal cord enlargement, 71leptomeningeal enhancements, 65sarcoidosis, 65soft tissue changes, 78type I endplate changes, 63type II endplate changes, 64
type III endplate changes, 64VCF, 143
T2-weighted imaging sequences, 61associated cord swelling, 71cavernous angiomas, 73extradural soft tissue mass, 68facet effusions, 64focal or generalized cord atrophy,
70hyperintense intramedullary lesion,
70myelitis, 69poorly delineated hypertensities, 71sarcoidosis, 65soft tissue changes, 78type I endplate changes, 64type II endplate changes, 64type III endplate changes, 64VCFs, 143
tachycardia, 322traumatic spinal injury (SCI)
surgical plan, 239TcMEP CMAP responses, 97teardrop fracture-dislocation, 233terminal myelocystoceles, 80tethered cord, 80, 123tethered spinal cord
asymptomatic, 398diagnosis of tethered cord, 398equipment, 403postoperative considerations, 403preoperative measures, 400–1surgical approach, 401types of tethered cords, 399–400
tethered spinal cord, surgery for, 398clinical setting, 398–9
tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) anesthetic considerations, 408management, 408overview, 407
tetratrodotoxin-resistant Nav1.8 gene, 306
thermal hyperalgesia, 304thickened filum terminale, 80, 398–9,
401–2thiopental, 108
benefits of, 108third cervical (C3) vertebra, 54third-order axons, 90third-order neurons, 90thoracic and lumbar spine fracture, 77thoracic aortic aneurysm surgery, 244thoracic cage deformity, 351thoracic duct injury, 159thoracic epidural–general analgesia, 7thoracic pedicle screws, monitoring
of, 103–4thoracic spinal cord trauma, 191thoracic spine
anatomy, 188
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body of thoracic vertebrae, 188C5–T3 vertebrae, approach to, 159dorsal branch, 158drawbacks related to surgical
access, 188exposure of T2–T1 vertebral levels,
159and ischemic complications, 159level of injury in, 188manubrium opening, 159posterior approaches to surgery,
161–3segmental medullary arteries, 158spinuous processes, 188trauma, 191vasculature of, 158–9, 188watershed zone, 159
thoracic surgery and anticoagulation, 199autonomic dysreflexia, 200–1and blunting of sympathetic
reflexes, 200emergency and urgent procedures,
198–201epidural abscess, 199and epidural hematoma, 199neuro-intensive care for, 299–300open, 189–93posterior approach to surgery, 188removal of tumors, 8scoliosis, 7–9and spinal shock, 199–200thoracic sympathetic ablation for
hyperhidrosis, 189thoracoplasty, 7–9vascular catastrophes, 199
thoracic vertebral column, 188, 197thoracic vertebral corpectomy, 189thoracolumbar area, 73thoracolumbar fractures, 77Thoracolumbar Injury Classification
and Severity Score (TLICS), 234–5
thoracolumbar junction, 161, 175thoracolumbar spine, imaging of, 231thoracolumbar spine injuries, 77thoracolumbar spine surgery, 307thoracoplasty, 7thoracoscopic sympathectomy, 196thoracoscopy, 134
anesthesia management, 195and arterial blood gas evaluation,
194assessment of asymptomatic
conditions, 194and cardiac complications, 196complications, 196hemodynamic changes during, 194
and hemorrhage, 196and hypotension, 196in patients with connective tissue
disorder, 194indications for, 193and inotropic infusion, 194intraoperative considerations,
194–5and lymphatic injury, 196and nerve injury, 196patient positioning, 194postoperative considerations, 195–6preoperative EKG, 194preoperative evaluation, 194risk for bilateral pneumothorax,
194technical difficulties, 195and vessel injury, 196video-assisted, 193
thoracotomy, 159, 175, 190diaphragm opening, 161disadvantages, 161manipulation of aorta, 160patient position for, 159rib exposure, 160risk for pain syndrome, 161
three-dimensional CT reformats, 75thrombocytopenia, 48, 197, 248thrombocytosis, 17Thromboelastogram TEG®
(Haemoscope Corp.), 48thromboembolism, 219, 224thromboxanes, 324thyroid cartilage, 180thyrotropin-releasing hormone, 243tinnitus, 153tissue ischemia, 238titanium pedicle screws, 141titanium plates, 116, 140
insertion procedure, 5TNF receptor (TNFR) 1, 304TNF receptor (TNFR) 2, 304tongue swelling, 56, 174total intravenous anesthesia (TIVA),
127, 220tourniquet, 127toxic myelopathies, 71tracheal intubation management,
during spine surgery, 50concerns, 50in patients with cervical spine
instability, 54precautions, 52wire-reinforced endotracheal tubes,
52tracheal retraction, 116tracheobronchial trauma, 212tracheoesophageal structures, 159tracheostomy, 3, 116tramadol, 333, 341, 343, 429
tranexamic acid (TXA), 46, 221transcranial motor evoked potentials
(TcMEPs), 96, 109, 220transcranial stimulation, of the motor
cortex, 95transdermal systems, 248transesophageal echocardiography
(TEE), 21, 33study of prone position, 25
transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF), 131–2
transfusion-associated acute lung injury (TRALI), 43
transient neurologic symptoms (TNS), 328
transient paraplegia, 168transient receptor potential (TRP) ion
channels, 324transient receptor potential (TRP)
receptors, 303–4transient receptor potential vanilloid
receptors, 304transient receptor potential vanilloid
subfamily 1 (TRPV1) receptor, 304
transient sore throat, 117translation injuries, 234transpedicular approach, to VCF
management, 144trans-sacral lumbar interbody fusion,
134transthoracic endoscopic
sympathectomy, 196transverse atlantal ligamentous injury,
75transversus abdominis plane (TAP), 6tranylcypromine, 336trapezius muscle, 163trauma fractures of vertebral bodies,
159traumatic cord injuries, 121traumatic disk extrusions, 78traumatic glottic edema, 212traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI)
anatomy, 229–31anesthetic management, 238–41average age at onset, 229axial compression injuries, 232and cell transplantation, 244CT imaging, 231distraction injuries, 234economic cost of, 229electrophysiologic monitoring, 241epidemiology, 229etiology, 229extubation technique, 243flexion injuries, 233and functional impairment, 229hemodynamic management,
241–2
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classification, 234neuroprotection and repair, 243pathophysiology of, 234–8pediatrics, 353–4physical exam, 231physiology, 229–31primary injury, 235racial differences, 229radiologic evaluation, 231and respiratory impairment and
pulmonary complications, 242and respiratory mechanics,
242–3rotational injuries, 233secondary injury, 235spinal instability, 234systemic effects of, 239translation injuries, 234
traumatic spondylolisthesis, 75tremor, 153Trendelenburg position, 223tretradotoxin-resistant sodium
channels, 306tricuspid insufficiency, 15tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs), 336
adverse effects, 336trigeminal neuralgia, 153triggered electromyography (tEMG),
220triggered EMG monitoring, 89, 126
aim, 102background, 102commonly used electrodes in, 102cost-effectiveness, 104effect of malpositioned
screws, 102and false-negative results, 103low-threshold stimulation
intensities, 103methodology, 102outcomes, 103–4and paralytics, 103placement of thoracic screws, 103positive predictive values, 104of potential impingement on a
nerve root, 103significant findings, 102–3simulation thresholds, 102spinal instrumentation in, 102standard gains and sweep speed,
102stimulation parameter and
technique, 102
thoracic pedicle screws, 103–4triptans, 342trisomy 21, 3
perianesthetic conditions, 3TROX-1, 307TRPV1 knockouts, 304TRPV1 receptor antagonists, 304tuberculous spondylitis, 67–8tubular retractor
development of, 131in microdiscectomy, 131
tumor debulking, 217tumor necrosis factor (TNF), 304tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α), 324two-pore potassium channels (K2P),
324type I (“Chance” fracture), 77type I nociceptors, 303type II nociceptors, 303
unilateral mandibular hypoplasia, 355Univent® Tube, 206unstable cervical injuries, 240unstable thoracolumbar injuries, 229upper airway management, during
spine surgery airway edema in spine cases, 56fiberoptic intubation and awake
intubation, 55–6Intubation Difficulty Scale (IDS),
52laryngoscopes, 52–3management of accidental
extubation, 57in patients with cervical spine
instability, 54role of ASA algorithm for
management of difficult airway, 52
spinal anesthesia, 57–8tracheal intubation, 50–2, 54and use of double-lumen tube
(DLT), 57use of succinylcholine, 54using supraglottic airway devices,
58–9upper cervical injuries, 229upper cervical spine, 229urgent intubation, 240uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, 14
VA National Surgical Quality Improvement Program database, 17
VACTER syndrome, 368Valsalva maneuver, 8, 153valvular disease, 10valvular lesions, 411vancomycin, 154VAS Functional Scale, 149vascular anastomosis, 285
vascular compromise, 106vascular injury, during lumbar
surgery, 223vascular occlusion, 71vascular risk factor, 259–61, 263vasoconstriction, 201vasopressors, 121, 222–3, 296VATER association, 349venlafaxine, 342venography, 144venous air embolism (VAE), 173–4,
223–4venous hypertension, 73venous infarction, 75venous pooling, 173ventral posterolateral (VPL) nucleus,
90ventricular defects, 3ventricular septal defects
anesthetic considerations, 407management, 407overview, 407
verbal pain scale (VPS), 342vertebral artery injury, 75vertebral artery thrombosis, 79, 183vertebral body
infection, 66tumors, 159
vertebral compression fractures common fractures, 142consequences of, 142indicators of, 143mortality due to, 142physical consequences, 142psychological consequences, 142and pulmonary
dysfunctions, 142vertebral compression fractures, MIS
for adjacent fractures, risk of, 147–8AP projection, 144cement extravastation, 144cement leakage, risk of, 147central cavity creation, 146clinical benefits, 148complications, 146–7extrapedicular approach, 144IBT placement, 144–5kyphoplasty, 144–5medical management of, 144modalities for, 143MRI imaging, 143orthopedic principles of, 144outcome and efficacy, 147–50pain relief measures, 147patient selection, 143pulmonary reactions, 147trajectory before needle
positioning, 144transpedicular approach, 144trocar placement, 144
traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) (cont,)
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vertebroplasty, 144vertebral fractures, 9, 109vertebral hemangiomas, 248vertebral metastases, 248vertebral pedicle, 126vertebral scalloping, 84vertebrectomy, 217vertebroplasty, 8–9, 17, 188
administration of PMMA, 8anesthesia management, 198benefits of, 149and cardiac condition, 197and cement leak, 198, 224cement pulmonary embolism, 224complications, 147, 198contraindications, 196intraoperative considerations,
197–8opioid boluses for, 198patient positioning, 198postoperative considerations, 198
preanesthetic assessment, 9preoperative evaluation, 197and pulmonary system, 197steroid use, 198using PMMA, 148for VCF, 144
video laryngoscopes, 240video-assisted thoracoscopy (VATS),
193, 213location for surgery, 194lung ventillation, 194physiologic changes during, 194pulmonary involvement, 194
visual blackouts, 153visual field cuts, 153visual loss after spine surgery, 173vitamin B12 deficiency, 71vitamin D, 144vitamin K-dependent clotting factors,
366vocal cord paralysis, 116–17, 153
volatile agents, 107voltage-activated calcium channels,
306voltage-gated ion channels, 305volvulen, 379
wake-up test, 106–7, 109, 173, 190, 220, 362
Wallenberg syndrome, 183wedge vertebra, 80“well localized fast” pain, 303white coat syndrome, 11white matter tracts, 231wide dynamic response, 303Wilson frame, 191, 218–19,
260, 265–6wire-reinforced endotracheal tubes,
52wound hematoma, 117, 185
zolpidem, 342
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