Ep 4: The Next Chapter of Anesthesiology (The Etherist, Season 3)

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In this episode, we turn our focus to the present to see how recent research could be used to shape the future of anesthesiology.

In previous episodes, we reviewed how the pioneers of anesthesia were able to successfully use ether and chloroform without the full knowledge of those drugs that we have today. In that spirit, we explore whether there is untapped potential in our current scientific expertise that could help improve the delivery of modern-day anesthesia.

This season of the podcast began with the retelling of the origin story of anesthesia use. We revisited the classic tale of Ether Day with the benefit of hindsight and almost two centuries of clinical advances. But the stories about William T.G. Morton, Simpson Young and John Snow are also just chapters in a much larger story of medical progress. It is our story, too. While this season of The Etherist is ending, the story of anesthesia continues, as does the push for clinical progress. In this episode, we try to answer the question: What will be the next chapter in the story of anesthesiology?

This is the fourth and final episode of season 3 of “Anesthesiology News presents The Etherist.”

Sponsored by Masimo and Medtronic.

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