Professor, Anesthesiology, University of Texas Medical Branch SOM

Anesthesiology

Abouleish practices Anesthesiology. He studied medicine at University of Texas Medical School. He received awards:"Fellow (FAAP)". Abouleish is a published doctor as well. He has 43 publications published. The latest was: Intrathecal sufentanil and epidural bupivacaine for labor analgesia: dose-response of individual agents and in combination. He is registered with Medicare.

Publications

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• Evidence Does Not Show that Pregnancy Is a Risk Factor for Latex Allergy.
• Neonatal Craniosynostosis.
• The struggling resident: avoiding Pygmalion and learned helplessness by using nontechnical performance assessment systems.
• Productivity-based compensations versus incentive plans.
• Increasing operating room throughput: just buzzwords for this decade?
• Automated anesthesia charge capture and submission: wave of the future, or bridge to nowhere?
• Unintended consequences? Unanswered questions?
• The prevalence and characteristics of incentive plans for clinical productivity among academic anesthesiology programs.
• Longer surgical durations can lead to significant staffing costs to the anesthesiology department and hospital.
• Influence of the type of anesthesia provider on costs of labor analgesia to the Texas Medicaid program.
• Increasing the value of time reduces the lost economic opportunity of caring for surgeries of longer-than-average times.
• Impact of reducing turnover times on staffing costs.
• Revenue gain for academic anesthesiology departments if the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services provide full reimbursement to teaching physicians.
• Quantifying net staffing costs due to longer-than-average surgical case durations.
• Use of operating room information system data to predict the impact of reducing turnover times on staffing costs.
• The effects of surgical case duration and type of surgery on hourly clinical productivity of anesthesiologists.
• Labor costs incurred by anesthesiology groups because of operating rooms not being allocated and cases not being scheduled to maximize operating room efficiency.
• Organizational factors affect comparisons of the clinical productivity of academic anesthesiology departments.
• Inclusion of turnover time does not influence identification of surgical services that over- and underutilize allocated block time.
• Problem-based learning in a managed care seminar for all new residents at an academic medical center.
• Comparing clinical productivity of anesthesiology groups.
• Aseptic meningitis after spinal anesthesia in an infant.
• Sub-Tenon's injection for local anesthesia in posterior segment surgery.
• Topical lidocaine as adjunct to intubation without muscle relaxant in pediatric patients.
• Intrathecal sufentanil and epidural bupivacaine for labor analgesia: dose-response of individual agents and in combination.
• Postoperative management of intraoperative anaphylaxis.
• Spinal epidural analgesia and walking throughout labour.
• Combined spinal-epidural analgesia in advanced labour.
• Simple method of gastric insufflation for pediatric laparoscopic gastrostomy placement.
• A rose by any other name.
• Caudal anesthesia for vascular access procedures in two extremely small premature neonates.
• Local anaesthesia toxicity is additive: a concern for neonatal caudal anaesthesia?
• The impact of longer-than-average anesthesia times on the billing of academic anesthesiology departments.
• Designing meaningful industry metrics for clinical productivity for anesthesiology departments.
• Measurement of individual clinical productivity in an academic anesthesiology department.
• Addition of dextrose 3.5% to intrathecal sufentanil for labour analgesia reduces pruritus.
• Are Medicare patients sicker, more complex, and at a higher risk for perioperative complications?
• Magnetic resonance imaging of the airway in an infant with micrognathia.
• Lack of tolerance to propofol.
• Transfusion vs anesthesia-related hepatitis.
• Intravenous nitroglycerin for intrapartum external version of the second twin.
• Case scenario: emergency reversal of oral anticoagulation.

Schools

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• University of Texas At Houston Medical School At Houston

Doctors Specialties

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• Anesthesiology
• Pediatric Anesthesiology

Accepted Insurances

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Awards

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• Fellow (FAAP)

Education

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• Massachusetts General Hospital
• University of Texas Health Science Center
• University of Texas Medical School

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Medicare Facts

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National Provider Identifier [NPI]	1083604193
Last Name Of The Provider	ABOULEISH
First Name Of The Provider	AMR
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