Abstract
Part 1 General principles: a philosophy of monitoring the senses as monitors precordial and esophageal stethoscopes monitoring and patient safety cost benefit analysis on monitoring. Part 2 Cardiovascular system: noninvasive blood pressure monitoring invasive blood pressure monitoring electrocardiographic monitoring central venous pressure monitoring the Swan-Ganz catheter - past and present pulmonary artery catheterization transesophageal data collection. Part 3 Monitoring the respiratory system: respiratory monitoring monitoring anesthetic and respiratory gases blood gas monitoring pulse oximetry. Part 4 Monitoring and the central nervous system: the electroenecephalogram evoked potential monitoring monitoring intracranial pressure. Part 5 Miscellaneous monitoring: temperature monitoring monitoring the kidney and urine miscellaneous blood measurements monitoring the anesthetic delivery system monitoring the neuromuscular junction the computer in anesthesia monitoring in unusual environments. Part 6 Monitoring and subspecialities: monitoring in neuroanesthesia monitoring in cardia anesthesia monitoring in the pediatric patient monitoring in obstetric anesthesia monitoring in the intensive care setting monitoring modalitites of the future.
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