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SUMMARY:CAS Pinnacle Rounds - The Perioperative Breastfeeding Patient
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DESCRIPTION:This presentation outlines the anesthetic considerations for th
 e breastfeeding patient coming in for any operative procedure. This is a p
 opulation that we may not see regularly as anesthesiologists\, but our tre
 atment can have a significant impact on the patient and their infant. \n\n
 https://secure.cas.ca/events/index.html/event-info/details/id/28
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This presentation outlines the anesthetic c
 onsiderations for the breastfeeding patient coming in for any operative pr
 ocedure. This is a population that anesthesiologists may not see regularly
 \, but their treatment can have a significant impact on the patient and th
 eir infant. The presenters will go through the basics of breastfeeding phy
 siology\, perioperative complications and spend time going through anesthe
 tic&nbsp\;medications and their potential infant risks. They will further 
 explain why most patients can continue to breastfeed postoperatively witho
 ut the need to &ldquo\;pump and dump&rdquo\;.</p>\n\n<p>The second portion
  of the presentation will review a local quality improvement project in Ed
 monton to standardize and improve discharge teaching instructions provided
  by perioperative practitioners including anesthesiologists\, nurses and s
 urgeons. The presenters will highlight available guidelines and potential 
 opportunities to support this patient population. They will also describe 
 challenges they have faced and lessons learned to inspire similar change i
 n other hospitals in Canada.</p>\n
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