Fatima Ahmad
M.D., American Board of Anesthesiology, American Board of Anesthesiology
Associate Professor
Medical Director, LASCO
Anesthesiology
CONTACT INFORMATION
Specialties
Ambulatory Anesthesia, Pediatric Anesthesia, General Anesthesia, Regional Anesthesia
Locations
Ronald McDonald ® Children's Hospital
Board Certifications
Anesthesiology - General Cert: AM Board of Anesthesiology
Publications
Anesthesia and management of peripartum hemorrhage : a case report.Hood,R.; Ahmad,F. 2011 ; ( ):
Preoperative evaluation : the controversial patientAhmad,F.Ambulatory Anesthesia 2011 ;January(1):14-15
Synopsis of the Friday Lecture Series at SAMBA's 26th Annual MeetingAhmad,F.Ambulatory Anesthesia 2011 ;26(3):
Anesthetic management of shoulder surgery in a patient with COPD/compromised lung function.Ahmad,F. 2011 ; ( ):
Malignant hyperthermia in the ambulatory surgery center.Ahmad,F. 2011 ; ( ):
Primary hyperaldosteronism management during craniotomy : a case report.Ahmad,F. 2010 ; ( ):
Lipid infusion rescue for bupivacaine-induced cardiac arrest after axillary blockCordell,C. L.; Schubkegel,T.; Light,T. R.; Ahmad,F.Journal of Hand Surgery - American Volume 2010 ;35(1):144-146
The effect of propofol/remifentanil rapid-induction technique without muscle relaxants on intraocular pressure.Hanna,S. F.; Ahmad,F.; Pappas,A. L.; Mikat-Stevens,M.; Jellish,W. S.; Kleinman,B.; Avramov,M. N.Journal of clinical anesthesia 2010 ;22(6):437-442
Anesthetic management of the pregnant patient with cardiomyopathy, asthma and latex allergy, developing symptomatic supracentricular tachycardiaAhmad,F.Anesthesiology 2006 ;104(2):
Dyskerartosis Congenita and Anesthesia: A Case ReportHurley,M.; Ahmad,F. ; ( ):
A pregnant patient with cardiomyopathy, asthma and latex allergyHennes,J.; Ahmad,F. ; ( ):
Anesthesia and Management of Peri-partum Hemorrhage
Hood,R.; Ahmad,F. A. ; ( ):
Hood,R.; Ahmad,F. A. ; ( ):
Primary hyperaldosteronism management during crainiotomy: a case reportRhoades-Powers,C.; Ahmad,F. ; ( ):
Induction with Remifentanil and Propofol provides comparable intubating conditions and depth of anesthesia while decreasing intraocular pressure when compared to Succeinylcholine and Propofol.Rudy,A.; Hanna,S.; Ahmad,F.; Pappas,A. L. ; ( ):
Managing tumescent anesthesia with high dose lidocaine (55mg/kg) in a patient on multiple medications.Ahmad,F. ; ( ):
Education
Medical School
Sind Medical College
Residency
Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center, Obstetrics & Gynecology
Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center, Internal Medicine: General
Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Anesthesiology
Malkani Hospital, Internal Medicine: General
Languages
Hindi
Urdu