For short laparoscopic cases, have you found propofol TIVA (with BIS) or sevo+remi at low flow gets patients PACU-ready sooner? We timed 34 lap appys in July and TIVA averaged a 6-minute faster emergence with less PACU nausea, tightening turnover; des is off our formulary — does your data tell a different story?
I route the beta’s transcript into Dentrix “Quick Notes”; faster, but occasional lag.
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Had a hedgehog hit-by-car last month — doing a 2-minute “pit crew” triage (ABCs, FAST scan, dextrose check) got us to analgesia and IO access fast; we keep a tiny-species IO kit taped to the crash cart, @MayaDVM… If you haven’t checked the RECOVER CPR quick cards lately, the pocket version at https://recoverinitiative.org is clutch, though I still jot weight-based doses on tape as a backup.