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Unfolding doctrines of modern anesthesia literature publication.

Mohamad Said Maani Takrouri1.   

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Year:  2015        PMID: 26712961      PMCID: PMC4683472          DOI: 10.4103/0259-1162.161804

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Anesth Essays Res        ISSN: 2229-7685


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The impact of introducing inhalational anesthesia in surgery was a great step of humanity medical advances. Later when anesthetists and anesthesiologists grow in number and expectations, the situation turned into momentum project to understand physiology, chemistry, and pharmacology to higher horizons never seen before. This was first doctrine; that anesthesia was founded on science, which created the environment of innovation in all aspect of medicine. The second doctrine was the presence of scientific media which came to notice by accident in Boston nitrous oxide floricks in the eyes of Horace Wells into experimental science depended on researches in physiology of respiratory, cardiovascular systems and in particular and in nervous system and pain physiology and pharmacology. The scientific motivation of anesthesia offered to scientist made health care more as scientific practice in institutions. Wars can tell you what anesthesia can offer to humanity and what happen in the war zone of killing, suffering and extra fire and extra destruction to all science build for good living of humanity, and beyond. Some stories of this anti-medicine and anti-anesthesia are present outside medical press in newspapers and human rights organization observations on victims. System would be corrupted, and chaos would prevail. Now the anesthesiologist is practicing in opposite circumstances. Definitely, he is geared to save lives, maintain an airway and ventilation and give blood replacement and revival medications. The third doctrine is the practicing anesthesiologist. The background of the practice is attitudes and ethics. The doctrine to come is supporting industries helping to improve life and protecting newborns to get out safely from the intrauterine life to childhood or anesthetic machines with supporting measurement of vital signs and other helpful devices. Pharmaceutical industries are a right arm to the anesthesiologist and researching for better designed drugs or more practical solutions to help disturbed physiology by medical and nonmedical means constitute another doctrine. The foundation doctrines in highly developed anesthesia science project exactly and in same power on researchers and publishers in anesthesia. Doctrine for individual researcher quality, his attitude toward science and patient rights and safety. The doctrine of scientific knowledge is guaranteed to match the exponential growth of anesthesia literature to govern scientific facts by tested evidence-based science, which reflect on improvement of clinical practice by clinical management guidelines build on systemic reviews and meta-analysis studies.[1] Modern literature anesthesia publishing cannot tolerate fabrications of data neither intellectual theft (plagiarism) of original ideas nor misconduct of publishing wrong data. The peer review and search for plagiarism and similar methods reduce but never cure this tendency.[23456] Now indexing and quick retrieval of information gives wider spectrum of looking of the original of research idea and the waves of similar publications or variations on an original idea by testing different patches of patient or using it in different situations of surgery. Despite all monitoring available to editors, the retraction of article of defaming a researcher in an institute, due to misconducts is still read in scientific journals.[7] This is rather assuring that like given anesthesia it should carry a lot of examination and far more continuous monitoring. Many human factors counts but honesty, ethics, and searching for truth is the most important quality of anesthesiologists.
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