Table of Contents

Anesthesia in Cosmetic Surgery
Section I	Minimally invasive anesthesia^® for minimally invasive surgery.

Preface	Adam F. Dorin, M.D., M.B.A.

Introduction	C. Philip Larson, Jr., M.D.

Editor’s Notes	Barry L. Friedberg, M.D.

Chapter 1	Propofol ketamine with bispectral index (BIS) monitoring
	Barry L. Friedberg, M.D.

Chapter 2	Preoperative instructions, Intra-operative environment
	Barry L. Friedberg, M.D.

Chapter 3	Level of Consciousness Monitoring
	Scott Kelley, M.D.

Chapter 4	The dissociative effect and pre-emptive analgesia
	Barry L. Friedberg, M.D.

Chapter 5	Special needs of cosmetic dental patients
	James A. Snyder, D.D.S.

Chapter 6	PK in the UK, PK Beyond Cosmetic Surgery
	Chris Pollock, M.B.

Chapter 7	PK beyond cosmetic surgery - Uses of PK MAC for Mass Casualty Situations
	Joel McMasters, M.D. US Army

Chapter 8	Lidocaine toxicity
	Adam F. Dorin, M.D., M.B.A.

Chapter 9	Local Anesthetic Blocks in Head and Neck Surgery
	Joseph Niamtu, III, DMD

Chapter 10	Local Anesthetics and Surgical Considerations for Body Contouring
	Roger Pielet, M.D.

SECTION II	Alternative anesthesia approaches in cosmetic surgery

Chapter 11	Intravenous Anesthesia for Cosmetic Surgery
	David Barinholtz, M.D.

Chapter 12	Regional anesthesia for cosmetic surgery
	Susan Steele, M.D. & Holly Evans, MD, FRCPC

Chapter 13	General inhalation anesthesia for cosmetic surgery
	Meena Desai, M.D.

SECTION III	Other considerations for anesthesia in cosmetic surgery

Chapter 14	Preanesthetic Assessment of the Cosmetic Surgery Patient
	Norm Levin, M.D.

Chapter 15	The psychology of the cosmetic surgical patient
	David Sarwer, PhD

Chapter 16	The business of the office anesthesia
	Marc Koch, M.D., M.B.A.

Chapter 17	The politics of office anesthesia
	David Barinholtz, M.D.

Chapter 18	Staying Out of Trouble: The Medicolegal Perspective
	Ann Lofsky, M.D.

Appendix A-1	A Guide to Perioperative Nutrition David Rahm, M.D.
Appendix B-1	Reflections on 30 years as a Defense Expert Witness Norig Ellison, M.D.

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