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Over-the-Counter Drug Abuse (DXM)

As part of the 2004 Doctors Day observance, ASA distributed a video news release (VNR) on over-the-counter drug abuse. The video was distributed to more than 800 individual television stations across the country and features ASA President Roger W. Litwiller, M.D., and Gerald A. Maccioli, M.D., Rex Health Care, Raleigh, NC. There is a trend among teens and young adults of abusing over-the-counter cough and cold medications containing dextromethorphan, or DXM. This drug, when taken in excessive amounts, can produce a high. It can also have dangerous effects including seizures and even death. Anesthesiologists, particularly those in critical care medicine, have been called upon to care for patients who have overdosed on over-the-counter medications and ended up in the intensive care unit. This is the sixth VNR produced by ASA. Other topics include herbal medications, office-based surgery, pain medicine, pediatric anesthesia, and obstructive sleep apnea.

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Pediatric Anesthesia

As part of the 2002 Doctors Day observance, ASA distributed the video news release (VNR) Preparing Your Child For Surgery. The video was distributed to more than 700 individual television stations across the country and features ASA President Barry M. Glazer, M.D., and Carolyn F. Bannister, M.D., Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Egleston. When a child undergoes surgery, some physicians say, there are two patients: the child and the worried parents. And sometimes, with the best intentions, parents can make things worse. The VNR offers parents some suggestions on how to effectively prepare their child for anesthesia and surgery This is the fourth VNR produced by ASA. Others include herbal medications, office-based surgery and pain medicine.

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Herbal Medicine

In 1999, ASA distributed a video news release (VNR) on herbal medications as part of its annual Doctors Day promotion. The VNR went to more than 700 television stations nationwide. The video features Michael F. Roizen, M.D., and then ASA President John B. Neeld, Jr., M.D. The VNR addresses the widespread problem of patients taking herbal medications before surgery and not telling their doctors. This is the first in a series of VNR's that have been produced by the ASA Committee on Communications. The others include office-based anesthesia and pain medicine.

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Pain Medicine

As part of its annual Doctors Day promotion, ASA distributed a video news release (VNR) on pain medicine to more than 700 television stations nationwide. The video features Carol Warfield, M.D., Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts and ASA President Neil Swissman, M.D., and addresses some of the most common myths about pain medicine. This is the 3rd in a series of VNR's that have been produced by the ASA Committee on Communications. The others include herbal medications and office-based anesthesia.

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Office-Based Surgery

ASA promoted the issue of office-based anesthesia safety through its Doctors Day 2000 video news release (VNR). This VNR features ASA President Ronald A. MacKenzie, D.O., and Kathleen P. Nichols, M.D., Tucson, Arizona. The video addresses the need for comprehensive safety standards in physicians' offices where surgical procedures are conducted.

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