AUTOMATED LOW FLOW ANESTHESIA & VISUAL DRUG DISPLAY SYSTEMS

International symposium on

NAVAt VI

2018

AALST BELGIUM

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22

“In reply to some statements made at the last NAVAt meeting, we (Jan Hendrickx, Andre De Wolf) explicitly state that modern inhaled agents are perfectly safe to be used with low fresh gas flows and during closed circuit anesthesia with modern CO₂ absorbents. More specifically, there is no risk for any postoperative cognitive dysfunction related to any trace gases that may accumulate during closed circuit anesthesia with modern inhaled agents and CO₂ absorbents. Please also refer to https://www.apsf.org/article/concern-about-the-use-of-very-low-flow-sevoflurane-anesthesia/ in the APSF Newsletter Circulation 122,210 • Volume 32, No. 3 • February 2018″

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FACULTY

CHRIS CONNOR

Harvard, Boston, USA.
AWAM.
On the smallest closed circuit anesthesia machine in the world

HARRY LEMMENS

Stanford, CA, USA.
1, 2, 3, 4,… Should the obese patient have a little more?
Anesthetic drug choice and dosing in the obese patient

GÖRAN HEDENSTIERNA

Uppsala, Sweden
Which machine knobs to twist for the obese patient?
How to ventilate and oxygenate the obese surgical patient

RODERICK ECKENHOFF

Philadelphia, PA, USA
On Swiss cheese and inhaled anesthetics
Where and how inhaled anesthetics work

JULIAN GOLDMAN

Harvard Boston, MA, USA
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Can my anesthesia machine be hacked?

BART WESTERKAMP

Alkmaar, The Netherlands
The Leo & Chris Vaes Lecture I
Bart Westerkamp and the Physioflex

ANDERE VAN ZUNDERT

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Leo & Christiane Vaes
A portrait

MICHAEL SCHMIDT

Halifax, Canada
No more CO₂ absorber canister changes !!
From CPB oxygenator to everlasting CO₂ filter

PHILIP PEYTON

Melbourne, Australia
A dry argument
Restrictive vs. liberal fluids in abdominal surgery (RELIEF)

ROSS KENNEDY

Christchurch, New Zealand
What *you* can learn from your anesthesia machine
Data management and reverse teaching

JAN HENDRICKX

Aalst, Belgium
Workstation responses when fresh gas flows are lower than patient uptake: Kill Bill III ?
What exactly happens if the fresh gas flow is too low ? How to use a closed circuit with a fresh gas flow below uptake ?

ANDRE DE WOLF

Chicago, USA
Now wake’m up, doc !
Rational emergence after inhalational anesthesia

Organizing comittee

DIRECTOR
Jan Hendrickx
Aalst Belgium

CHAIR
Annelies Moerman
Ghent, Belgium

CO-CHAIR
Andre De Wolf
Chicago USA
Philip Peyton
Melbourne Australia
Michel Struys
Groningen The Netherlands
Patrick Wouters
Ghent Belgium