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SUMMARY:Two Windows into the Brain
LOCATION:Room 2\, Upper Level
DESCRIPTION:pEEG and Cerebral Oximetry for the Sedated or Anesthetized Pati
 ent\n\n\n\n\nThis presentation explores the combined use of processed EEG 
 (pEEG) and cerebral oximetry to support individualized care in the OR and 
 ICU. Through case-based examples\, attendees will learn to recognize key E
 EG patterns\, identify neurologic concerns\, and use\n integrated brain fu
 nction and oxygenation data to guide bedside decision-making and optimize 
 patient management.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSpeaker: Christian Guay\, MD\, MS\, Unive
 rsity of Utah Health\n\n\n\n\nDr. Christian Guay is a board-certified card
 iac anesthesiologist and intensivist\, currently serving as tenure-track A
 ssistant Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology\, Perioperative &am
 p\; Pain Medicine at the University of Utah. He completed his clinical tra
 ining\n at Washington University School of Medicine\, Harvard Medical Scho
 ol and Massachusetts General Hospital and received postdoctoral training i
 n neurosciences at the Montreal Neurological Institute and the Massachuset
 ts Institute of Technology. His work has been\n published in peer-reviewed
  journals including Anesthesiology\, the British Journal of Anaesthesia\, 
 Anesthesia &amp\; Analgesia and Clinical Neurophysiology\,\nand has been c
 overed in popular media such as National Geographic&nbsp\;and \nScientific
  American. Dr. Guay is the Director of the Sleep\, Anesthesia &amp\; Neuro
 modulation Devices Laboratory (SAND Lab).\n\n\n\n\nCoffee and a snack will
  be served. Co-sponsored with Medtronic.
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 EG) and cerebral oximetry to support individualized care in the OR and ICU
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 patterns\, identify neurologic concerns\, and use\n integrated brain funct
 ion and oxygenation data to guide bedside decision-making and optimize pat
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 rtified cardiac anesthesiologist and intensivist\, currently serving as te
 nure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology\, Perio
 perative &amp\; Pain Medicine at the University of Utah. He completed his 
 clinical training\n at Washington University School of Medicine\, Harvard 
 Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital and received postdoctora
 l training in neurosciences at the Montreal Neurological Institute and the
  Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His work has been\n published in p
 eer-reviewed journals including <i>Anesthesiology\, the British Journal of
  Anaesthesia\, Anesthesia &amp\; Analgesia and Clinical Neurophysiology\,\
 n</i>and has been covered in popular media such as <i>National Geographic<
 /i>&nbsp\;and <i>\nScientific American</i>. Dr. Guay is the Director of th
 e Sleep\, Anesthesia &amp\; Neuromodulation Devices Laboratory (SAND Lab).
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 ronic.</b></div>\n</div>\n</div>\n
ORGANIZER;CN=Geoffrey Brossard:mailto:g.brossard@mindray.com
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:OPAQUE
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