Dr 90210

sounds like your friend and mine, diprivan, or "milk of amnesia"

Propofol (Diprivan)

Milk of amnesia..lol

thanks guys, i just wondered what that was that knocked the patients out

gotta love the propofol :) blows my mind.

AH! i love that show.... makes me want to work with nice guys like Dr. ALter who don't judge peole and try to improve tehir quality of life no matter what their sexual orientation...and stay away from the scary docs if i ever want something "enhanced"

AH! i love that show.... makes me want to work with nice guys like Dr. ALter who don't judge peole and try to improve tehir quality of life no matter what their sexual orientation...and stay away from the scary docs if i ever want something "enhanced"

That guy is a tool. According to his fellow residents, he used to go to Target in his scrubs and opps, I left my littman stethescope on my neck.

I mean come on, the sleeveless scrubs and then this, how pathetic and self-absorbed can you honestly be?

I might be tempted to do the smae thing. Sad Huh

AH! i love that show.... makes me want to work with nice guys like Dr. ALter who don't judge peole and try to improve tehir quality of life no matter what their sexual orientation...and stay away from the scary docs if i ever want something "enhanced"

His partner, Dr. Kolter, is very anti-CRNA. Was interviewed by Deborah Norville for one of her shows regarding plastic surgery and the consumer. He stated a CRNA should not be used, only ask for a board certified anesthesiologist. She received quite alot of e-mail on that show by CRNAs. He, by the way, is not a board certified pastic surgeon, but an ENT surgeon.

His partner, Dr. Kolter, is very anti-CRNA. Was interviewed by Deborah Norville for one of her shows regarding plastic surgery and the consumer. He stated a CRNA should not be used, only ask for a board certified anesthesiologist. She received quite alot of e-mail on that show by CRNAs. He, by the way, is not a board certified pastic surgeon, but an ENT surgeon.

You guys do know he did not go to Harvard? They pump up his Plastics fellowship at Harvard, but downplay his time at Tufts and UCLA.

Still, he does seem like a nice man. Very nice to his patients.

I had propofol pushed into my IV prior to surgery by a CRNA. There is NO fighting it. All I remember is as soon as his thumb moved on the plunger, I was DONE. see ya later....

chris