About this webinar
A number of new cerebral monitors have recently been developed and studied, and this webinar sponsored by Medtronic will introduce two of these (cerebral oximetry and nociception level). We will discuss how they work and their impact on patient safety and outcomes according to the most recent research. We will also demonstrate their use using the latest in patient simulation and there will be an opportunity to ask questions of clinicians who have experience with their use.
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This webinar is kindly sponsored by Medtronic. Agenda and speakers organised and selected by the Association of Anaesthetists 
Please click the logo to go through to sponsor websiteOrganiser: Prof Andrew Klein, Editor in Chief, Anaesthesia
Near-infrared spectroscopy to monitor cerebral and somatic perfusion - Dr Derek Amoako
The past, present and future of cerebral perfusion in cardiac surgery
Dr Roberto Mosca, Wythenshawe
An Introduction to Nociception Monitoring and some clinical applications
Prof Anil Hormis, Rotherham
Monitoring analgesia and pain - what we know now and what we need to know for the future -
Prof Finn Radtke, Denmark