SIVA UK Annual Scientific Meeting; Oxford Nov 2002

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The Graseby Prize for the best free paper presented by a trainee anaesthetist was won by Dr Keith Anderson, Lecturer and Specialist Registrar in the University Department of Anaesthesia, Glasgow Royal Infirmary.

His study, entitled "A randomised partially blinded controlled trial comparing operator administered Midazolam with Patient Maintained Sedation with propofol for wisdom tooth extraction" was carried out at the Glasgow Dental Hospital.

Dr Anderson (right) is pictured receiving his prize from Mr Adam Carter, Director of Marketing at Graseby Medical Limited, accompanied by Professor John Sear.

Mr Adam Carter presents The Graseby Prize to Dr Keith Anderson (right), accompanied by Professor John Sear

Thursday 28th November	Friday 29th November
Session I - The Effect of Intravenous Anaesthetics Chair: Dr Nigel Huggins, Birmingham Monitoring Anaesthetic Depth - the Bispectral Index Dr A Absalom, Norwich Monitoring Anaesthetic Depth - Auditory Evoked Potentials Dr H Mantzaridis, Glasgow How do different monitors compare? What other indicators are there? Dr JD Young, Oxford *What physico-chemical properties of i.v. drugs confer hypnosis and other effects?* Dr J C Sewell, Oxford	Session III - Non-hypnotic effects of I.V. Anaesthetics Chair: Dr Douglas Russell, Glasgow Respiratory effects - factors influencing the control of breathing Dr A Dahan, Leiden, Netherlands Intravenous anaesthetics and cerebral protection Dr M Higgins, Glasgow Propofol Dr JB Glen, Cheshire Ketamine Dr S Schraag, Ulm, Germany
Session II - Opioids Chair: Dr Kiran Jani, Stevenage	Session IV - Free Papers: *for the Graseby Prize Chair: Dr Alastair Nimmo, Edinburgh
Which opioid for TIVA - how should it be given? Professor GNC Kenny, Glasgow Opioids and the Brain: f MRI Dr R Rogers, Oxford Opioids in the Delivery Room Dr J Blair, Surrey Opioids in the ICU Dr A Kapila, Reading Annual Dinner	A randomised partially blinded controlled trial comparing operator administered Midazolam with Patient Maintained Sedation with propofol for wisdom tooth extraction. KJ Anderson, J Leitch, S Gambhir, K Millar & GNC Kenny The Re-Use of Equipment Between Patients Receiving Total Intravenous Anaesthesia - a Postal Survey of Current Practice. M Halkes Is Auditory Evoked Potential Monitoring during anaesthesia of Predictive Value? K Canavan, KJ O'Hare, G McGinn, GNC Kenny & D Russell Training in Intravenous Anaesthesia - Pre & Post Course Testing Improves Teaching Techniques in Future Workshops* FS Nora, M Aguzzoli & EF Fortis Session V - Debate: Nitrous Oxide - Analgesic, Anaesthetic, or Antiquity? Chair: Professor John Sear, Oxford "This House believes that anaesthetists no longer need Nitrous Oxide" Speaking AGAINST the motion Dr I Smith, Stoke on Trent Speaking FOR the motion Professor GNC Kenny, Glasgow TIVA with Morphine and Ethanol Professor JW Sear, Oxford