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1947-2006 : 59 years of excellence
Papworth Hospital is the largest adult cardiothoracic unit in the United Kingdom. It is the Regional Cardiothoracic Medical and Surgical Centre for East Anglia servicing a population of over 2.2 million people. The Hospital has close associations with the both the University of Cambridge and Addenbrooke's Hospital which provides other Regional specialty services in Cambridge.

The Department of Anaesthesia provides training in cardiothoracic anaesthesia, intensive care, perioperative transoesophageal echo-cardiography, and pain management for specialist registrars from both regional, national and international centres. In addition, the Department welcomes visitors and trainees in anaesthesia from the European Union and beyond.
Getting to Papworth

The Papworth BiVent tube
Developed by one of Papworth's consultant anaesthetists, this new device is designed to allow rapid tracheal intubation and lung isolation with a bronchial blocker, without the need for fibreoptic endoscopy. A paper describing the tube has just been accepted for publication. More
The SaferSleep Project
In collaboration with the NPSA and RCoA, the department is planning to trial an innovative solution that reduces the likelihood of drug errors in the operating room and automate the creation of anesthetic records. More

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Operating Theatre No.5 at Papworth Hospital (c) 2004 Jane Prophet. Reproduced with permission.Distinctions and

Counterposes
by Jane Prophet
Made via a collaboration with surgeon Francis Wells at Papworth Hospital, Distinctions and Counterposes investigates technological and human aspects of transplant surgery.

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Just published ...

Core Topics in
Cardiothoracic Critical Care

Other books by Department Members

Ghosh & Latimer - Thoracic Anaesthesia Arrowsmith & Simpson - Problems in Anesthesia Mackay & Arrowsmith - Core Topics in Cardiac Anaesthesia


NEWS ...
 Duty rotas updated  (02.07.08)
 Fellow/Trust posts [6] to be advertised  (13.05.08)
 Duty rotas updated  (22.04.08)
 Duty rotas updated  (05.03.08)
 Duty rotas updated  (28.12.07)
 Duty rotas updated  (23.12.07)
Consultant post advertised (13.12.06)
 Dr Ian Hardy appointed FFPMRCA  (01.11.07)
 Clinical Fellow posts [7] to be advertised  (27.09.07)
 Duty rotas updated  (07.08.07)
 Band 1A rota from 1st August 2007  (25.07.07)
 Clinical Fellow posts [2] advertised  (05.05.07)
 Final FRCA courses for 2007 rescheduled  (20.02.07)
Locum Consultant post advertised (09.02.07)
FRCA courses 24 April - cancelled (22.04.07)
AAGBI comment on MMC (15.02.07)
Consultant post appointed (30.01.07)
Consultant post advertised (17.12.06)
Duty rotas updated (13.12.06)
6/12 month SpR/fellowships posts [4] advertised (24.11.06)
Regional SpR posts advertised (20.10.06)
Duty rotas updated (06.09.06)
Core Topics in Cardiac Anaesthesia - third review (28.05.06)

RECENTLY ADDED ...
Media responses to Virtual Shipman paper (21.05.06)
AAGBI & COPMeD responses to immigration rules (19.04.06)
2006 TOE Course dates (12.04.06)
Virtual Shipman paper published in May issue of Anaesthesia (01.04.06)
6/12 month SpR/fellowships posts [3] advertised (31.03.06)
New immigration rules for non-EU doctors announced (07.03.06)
ACTA Cambridge 2006: Programme & application form (13.02.06)
Core Topics in Cardiac Anaesthesia - second review (07.02.06)
Recent publications - update (05.02.06)
Primary & Final FRCA courses for 2006 (27.01.06)
6/12 month SpR/fellowships posts [2] advertised (03.12.05)
3 month SpR locum post [1] advertised (13.12.05)
Dr Alison Cunningham R.I.P. (10.09.05)

ARCHIVE ...

Latest publications ...

  • The Foundation Years 2007;3(6):268-71
  • Eur J Cardiothorac Surg 2006;30(1):72-6
  • BMC Anesthesiol 2006;6:9
  • Anesth Analg 2006;103(1):21-37
  • Interac Cardiovasc Thorac Surg 2006;5:282-284
  • Thromb Haemost 2006;95:476-478
  • BJA CEACCP 2006;6(3):109-113
  • Anaesthesia 2006;61(5):423-426

Chapters by Department Members

Total Intravenous Anaesthesia
Operative Cardiac Surgery Perioperative Organ Protection The Year in Anaesthesia & Critical Care Les Circulations Extracorporelles in Reanimation


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