Professor, Anesthesiology, Mayo Medical School

Anesthesiology

Dr. William L. Lanier, MD

William Lanier practices Anesthesiology. He went to Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine. William Lanier is a published physician. He published 50 publications, including: 'Changing Trends in the U.S. Anesthesiology Workforce, with a Focus on Geographic Regions and Gender.' William Lanier accepts Medicare.

Publications

Changing Trends in the U.S. Anesthesiology Workforce, with a Focus on Geographic Regions and Gender.
Perioperative Cerebral and Myocardial Ischemia and Injury in Surgical Patients Having Known Carotid Artery Stenosis.
Neuroanesthesiology update.
New perioperative cervical injury: medical and legal implications for patients and anesthesia providers.
Neuroanesthesiology update 2010.
Refurbishing Mayo Clinic Proceedings: 2011-2012.
Is nitrous oxide use appropriate in neurosurgical and neurologically at-risk patients?
Using database research to affect the science and art of medicine.
Airway management in patients who develop neck hematomas after carotid endarterectomy.
The physiognomy of Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 2010.
Hurricane Katrina: the infarcts beyond the storm.
Temperature management in studies of barbiturate protection from focal cerebral ischemia: systematic review and speculative synthesis.
Bidirectional conflicts of interest involving industry and medical journals: who will champion integrity?
Contemporary clinical opioid use: opportunities and challenges.
Refining perioperative glucose management in patients experiencing, or at risk for, ischemic brain injury.
Effect of nitrous oxide use on long-term neurologic and neuropsychological outcome in patients who received temporary proximal artery occlusion during cerebral aneurys...
The business of providing high-quality content to Mayo Clinic Proceedings' readers: 2009 and beyond.
Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate and fructose-2,6-bisphosphate do not influence brain carbohydrate or high-energy phosphate metabolism in a rat model of forebrain ischemia.
Mayo Clinic Proceedings' relationship with osteopathic physicians misrepresented.
The anesthesiology community's approach to opioid- and anesthetic-abusing personnel: time to change course.
A new technique for single-person fascia lata harvest.
The contemporary medical community: leadership, mentorship, and career choices.
Improving the art and science of disaster medicine and public health preparedness.
Neuroanesthesiology review-2007.
Disseminated intravascular coagulation after craniotomy.
Developing and exercising the language of airway management.
Mature and well-thought out plan.
Physician involvement in capital punishment: simplifying a complex calculus.
Neuroanesthesiology review--2006.
A three-decade perspective on anesthesia safety.
Editor's note: Industry support of articles published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Neuroanesthesiology review--2005.
Preoxygenation in claustrophobic patients.
Mayo Clinic Proceedings 2006: enhancing journal quality and access.
Medical interventions at the end of life: what is appropriate and who is responsible?
Resource utilization and outcome in gravely ill intensive care unit patients with predicted in-hospital mortality rates of 95% or higher by APACHE III scores: the rela...
An overview of transforming changes at Mayo Clinic Proceedings during 2005.
Neuroanesthesiology review-2004.
Anti-thyroid methimazole in an acidosis-induced retinopathy rat model of retinopathy of prematurity.
Incidental radiologic discovery of a large posterior pharyngeal mass in a tracheally intubated child with facial anomalies.
The anti-thyroid drug methimazole induces neovascularization in the neonatal rat analogous to ROP.
Near-death experiences delivered to your home by your friends on the Internet.
Hemodynamic responses to epinephrine-containing local anesthetic injection and to emergence from general anesthesia in transsphenoidal hypophysectomy patients.
Effect of single-dose dexamethasone on blood glucose concentration in patients undergoing craniotomy.
The role of VEGF and IGF-1 in a hypercarbic oxygen-induced retinopathy rat model of ROP.
Additional insights into pergolide-associated valvular heart disease.
Anesthetic technique influences brain temperature, independently of core temperature, during craniotomy in cats.
Observations from the Mayo Clinic National Conference on Medicine and the Media.
Hypocalcemia-like electrocardiographic changes after administration of intravenous fosphenytoin.

Schools

Medical College Of Georgia School Of Medicine
Nc Bapt Hospital
Mayo Clin

Doctors Specialties

Anesthesiology

Accepted Insurances

Education

Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
Wake Forest University
Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine

Hospital

Mayo Clinic - Rochester, Minnesota

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National Provider Identifier [NPI]	1366415549
Last Name Of The Provider	LANIER
First Name Of The Provider	WILLIAM
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