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Professor of Anesthesiology, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. I am a board certified anesthesiologist who can answer all questions related to any type of Anesthesia with the exception of Pain Management.

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Recent Answers from Ronald Levy, M.D.

2009-11-22 Anesthesiology:

It doesn't matter which kind of Biology. Since your major is Biology, you will likely take many of the course you need. Good ones might include genetics, microbiology, biochemistry and vertebrate anatomy

2009-11-21 paralytics:

I am assuming they used succinylcholine as the other muscle relaxants don't usually cause muscle pain. Generally the pain goes away within a week. If it is longer or it is getting worse, you should see

2009-11-20 Sedation & General Anesthesia without consent:

As I stated in my previous response, I was not justifing what they did, I was only commenting on what likely happened. I do take offense when you say doctors and medical personnel do not have ethics, etc

2009-11-20 Sedation & General Anesthesia without consent:

Let me try to answer your question understanding that I have to speak about the hypotheticial since I was not present for your procedure. I will try to address all of your concerns. First some definitions

2009-11-18 heading back to school?:

You would need to take all the prerequisite courses for medical school along with the MCAT exams. After applying and getting into medical school, you would spend 4 yrs there and then 4yes in anesthesia

 

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