Publications by authors named "Turky Alsubahi"
Embolization of entrapped intracardiac air represents a significant risk to the patient undergoing open-heart surgery. Entrapment of as little as 0.5 mL of gas in the heart can cause temporary myocardial dysfunction, cardiac arrhythmias, and systemic emboli.
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- Physicians need nontechnical skills, like leadership and financial management, for effective patient care, but current residency training lacks a uniform approach to develop these skills.
- A study implemented a 1-month practice management rotation for senior anesthesiology residents that included managing an operating room and completing relevant coursework.
- Results showed a significant increase in residents' knowledge after the course, demonstrating that such training is both feasible and effective.