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Dr. Mitaishvili dramatically transformed the hospital’s anesthesia services. Previously reliant on external specialists, he trained physicians in anesthesiology, enabling them to provide all major anesthesia services in-house. In 1991-1992, he and other colleagues established post-anesthesia care and intensive care units at the hospital.
During the Russian invasion of Abkhazia in 1992, Dr. Mitaishvili served at the Children’s Hospital, enduring bombings and shootings. After his homeland was occupied, he left.
From 1993 to 1997, Dr. Mitaishvili served as director of the anesthesiology department and medical technology consultant at Interprom Service Inc. in Moscow, Russia. He combined clinical care and teaching with his research endeavors. During this time, he began volunteering with Doctors Without Borders and the International Red Cross, providing reconstructive surgery and anesthesia for children in developing countries. Between 1996 and 1997, he also served as chairman of the Eastern Department of Techprom Inc. in Geneva, Switzerland. He continued his humanitarian work, traveling the world to provide care to children in need. Many residents accompanied him on these trips, gaining experience in administering anesthesia under challenging conditions. He relocated to California with his wife, Gina, and their two children in 1997.
Dr. Mitaishvili has performed a wide range of procedures, including:
Dr. Mitaishvili has managed anesthesia for a variety of procedures, including:
Dr. Mitaishvili has contributed significantly to medical literature, with:
By Dr. Ramaz Mitaishvili
The fundamental goal in the creation of the “Arterial Blood Gas Sampling” was to provide medical students, trainees, established specialists with a practical guide to commonly encountered ABG Sampling.
Much emphasis has been placed on maintaining a standardized format throughout the manual to allow the reader to predict the flow of the chapters. The detailed narrative text is complemented with illustrations created by two artists and Dr. Ramaz to maintain a uniform presentation style and conceptual consistency that facilitates comprehension of the procedure. Completely updated with the latest techniques, this edition enables you to make optimal use of today's best options. A new format makes the book easier to consult than ever before. You'll see exactly how and when to perform ABG Sampling, so you can choose and implement the best possible approach for every patient! This book can be recommended with confidence to all specialists with recognized credential for ABG sampling: MD, DO, CRTT, RRT, RN, RPFT, CPFT, MLT, RCVT, CPT I, CPT II- whose training will be accelerated and benefited by the reference to this book. Arterial and Capillary Blood Gases: Indication, Sampling, Diagnostic Use, gives you complete start-to-finish instructions on every blood gas sampling procedure to help you meet today's clinical challenges. Well organized and easy to use for every procedure you'll find:• What equipment is needed; how to prepare it, in step-by-step details• How to prepare the procedure, with each step clearly explained together with rationales for key steps• Tips and advice you'll need to perform the procedure correctly• Complications to watch for, how to prevent them, and what to do if they occur• How to prepare documentationISBN: 978-0-9827274-4-7
By Dr. Ramaz Mitaishvili
Vascular Access, gives you complete start-to-finish instructions on every procedure to help you meet today’s clinical challenges.
Well organized and easy to use for every procedure you'll find:• What equipment is needed• How to prepare it, in step-by step details• Tips and advices you'll need to perform the procedure correctly• Complications to watch for, how to prevent them, and what to do if they occur
By Dr. Ramaz Mitaishvili
An estimated 26 million people, 13% of the United States population, are living with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), and this number continues to grow. If current trends continue, there will not be enough specialists to serve this expanding patient population.
By Dr. Ramaz Mitaishvili
It is generally agreed that precise diagnosis is fundamental for the planning of treatment and for the assessment of prognosis especially in the very sensitive field, hematology.
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