You call yourself an anaesthetist - do you
really know what anaesthesia is ?

Initial Considerations on Sleep During Anaesthesia

• The Philosophy of Anaesthesia
• The Double-Blind Anaesthetist
• The Parameter-Patient
• The Receptor-Specific Anaesthetist
• 2 + 2 = 3.67 ± 0.38 (p < 0.05)
• Would You Join the Control Group?
• What can You Prove in Controlled Studies?
• Eternally Negative Conclusions
• Repetitive, almost Uniform Conclusions
• Reconsidering Studies for Clinical Practice.

 

• Computed Decision-Making Guidelines for Guideline-Makers
• How the News Spread, Then and Now
• From Clinical Discovery to Publication
• At the Congress ...
• Knowledge through Dispatch of Knowledge
• Multiauthor Contributions

 

• Historical considerations
• Objections to the Concept of Balanced Anaesthesia
• Clinical Signs of Anaesthesia
• The Deadlock of Current Concepts

• Cortical and Subcortical Processing
• Is Amnesia a Key Feature of Modern Anaesthesia?
• Is Modern Anaesthesia "Dissociative?"
• Vigilance
• Endogenously Activated Factors
• Holencephalic and Mesencephalic Anaesthetists

• Redefining Anaesthesia
• Practical Consequences of New Considerations
• Anaesthesiological Options and Quality Control
• Approaching the Terminological Wilderness
• Various Tasks of Anaesthesiologists

• Dysthanasia vs. Euthanasia
• Unconscious Patients — again ...
• Psychopathological Reactions in the ICU
• The Airway for Ventilation Therapy — a Persistant Problem
• Guidelines and New Techniques — an Intellectual Challenge

 

 
 

"... I recommend this book for anyone who is willing to have his knowledge and actions challenged in a way that may open the door to a wider vision of our speciality of medicine." A.H. Giesecke in Anesthesiology 1996;84: 1269-70.
 

"... anaesthesia needs free-thinkers more than ever. John Schou is a free thinker. He asks his readers to think about the restrictions inherent in the controlled clinical trial ... I will watch Schou's name on future publications; they should be worth a look." N.W. Goodman in Br J Anaesth 1994;73:727.
 
 

 

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