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Monitoring During Neurosurgery

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What's inside — 15 slides, wide (16:9) format

Slide	Content
1	Title slide — key topic overview
2	Cerebral Physiology — CBF, CMRO₂, CPP, autoregulation, Monro-Kellie
3	Overview of Monitoring Categories — 4-column layout
4	EEG — indications, patterns, drug effects table
5	SSEP — principles, indications, 50-10 alert rule, anesthetic effects
6	MEP — corticospinal monitoring, NMB contraindication, D-wave
7	BAEP / VEP / EMG — cranial nerve and auditory monitoring
8	Cerebral Perfusion — TCD, NIRS, SjvO₂, PbtO₂
9	ICP Monitoring — all methods compared, treatment thresholds
10	Depth of Anesthesia — BIS value guide, entropy, awake craniotomy
11	Drug Effects on IONM — comprehensive comparison table
12	Procedure-Specific Monitoring — CEA, aneurysm, spinal, posterior fossa
13	TIVA vs. Volatile — head-to-head comparison
14	Positioning — sitting position, VAE detection sensitivity table
15	Summary — 6 key take-home points

Sources: Miller's Anesthesia 10e, Barash Clinical Anesthesia 9e, Morgan & Mikhail 7e

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Monitoring During Neurosurgery

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15 slides covering the full scope of neurosurgical monitoring for MD Anesthesia — EEG, SSEP, MEP, BAEP/VEP/EMG, TCD, NIRS, ICP, BIS, drug effects table, procedure-specific monitoring, TIVA vs. volatile, sitting position/VAE, and a summary slide. Let me know if you'd like any changes to content, layout, or design.

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