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Stacie G. Deiner, M.D. Curriculum Vitae

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CURRICULUM VITAE

Stacie G. Deiner, M.D.

e-mail: [email protected]

APPOINTMENTS/EMPLOYMENT

October 2007 – 2013 Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology

Mount Sinai School of Medicine

New York, New York

October 2009- 2013 Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery, Geriatrics and Palliative

Care


New York, New York

July 2013- Present Associate Professor of Anesthesiology, Neurosurgery, Geriatrics

and Palliative Care

New York, New York

HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

7/2004- 10/2007 Attending Anesthesiologist

Mather Hospital, St. Charles Hospital

Long Island Anesthesia Physicians, LLP

Port Jefferson, New York

October 2007 – present ATTENDING ANESTHESIOLOGIST

THE MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL

New York, New York

GAPS IN EMPLOYMENT None

EDUCATION

1992-1996 B.S. (Biochemistry) Summa cum Laude

State University of New York at Stony Brook

Stony Brook, New York

mailto:[email protected]


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1996-2000 M.D.

State University of New York at Stony Brook School of Medicine


2000-2001 Intern in Obstetrics and Gynecology



Primary mentor: Fidel Valea, M.D.

2001-2004 Residency in Anesthesiology


New York, New York

Primary mentor: Adam I. Levine , M.D.

2011-2013 Master’s Degree Patient Oriented Research

Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health

Department of Biostatistics

New York, New York

Primary mentor: Melissa Begg, ScD

CERTIFICATION

1990 – present BCLS certified, American Heart Association

1999 – present ACLS certified, American Heart Association

7/2000 Diplomate- National Board of Medical Examiners

4/2005 Diplomate- The American Board of Anesthesiology

Re-certified through 2025, certificate # 37872

LICENSURE

1/ 2002-present New York State License #232063

HONORS/AWARDS

9/1998 Phi Beta Kappa


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9/2002 Vice President of Health and Wellness Committee

State University of New York at Stony Brook School of Medicine

6/2004 Outstanding Resident of the Year 2003-2004

Department of Anesthesiology


6/2011 Outstanding Researcher of the Year

Department of Anesthesiology


7/2011 Recipient of a two-year full scholarship, Mailman School of Public

Health at Columbia University, Patient Oriented Research Master’s

Degree

8/2011 Jahnigen Scholar, American Geriatrics Society

(Recipient of prestigious award to investigate the effects of anesthesia in

elderly surgical patients)

8/2015 Beeson Scholar

(Recipient of leadership and research award to investigate raw EEG and

postoperative cognitive dysfunction)

PATENTS None.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS

INTRAMURAL

Departmental

1/2008- 2014 Member, Clinical Competency Committee

(Evaluate resident education and progress in training program)

10/2008- 2014 Director for Education, Neurosurgical Anesthesia Rotation

(Organize resident training in neuroanesthesia)


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4/2009- present Member, Performance Improvement Committee

9/2013- present Member, Research and Teaching (RTS) Committee

9/2014- present Member, Promotions Committee

8/2015- 8/2016 Director of Neuroanesthesia

8/2015- present Interim Vice-Chair for Research

ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP APPOINTMENTS

Neuroanesthesia Division Head: Work with interdisciplinary team to foster efficiency and

improvement in patient care.

Interim Director of Research:

- Instituted a RedCap data system to catalog and track all Departmental research projects

(productivity, regulatory compliance, collaboration with other departments).

-Serve as a mentor and advisor for faculty projects as well as finding opportunities and

mentorship for resident and medical student research (including visiting national and

international scholars and those supported by the Foundation for Anesthesia Education and

Research Program).

-Review all Departmental submissions to the IRB and Grants and Contracts Office

-Oversee funded projects, including compliance.

-Support the Eliasberg Program for resident research scholars and organize educational

material for retreats.

-Coordinate the Departmental Grand Rounds Lecture program and schedule guest speakers.

General Administration:

Academic Productivity Committee: Perform quarterly evaluations of the faculty members'

academic productivity.

Promotions Committee:

Review CVs of faculty member and advise regarding eligibility for academic promotion

EXTRAMURAL

4/2009 – present Examiner for Oral Examinations

The American Board of Anesthesiology

(Examination of candidates for board certification)

4/2015 – present Member, Test-writing Committee for Oral Examinations


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The American Board of Anesthesiology

(Examination of candidates for board certification)

6/2009- present Question Writer, Self-Education and Evaluation (SEE) Program

The American Society of Anesthesiology

(CME materials based on journal publications for practicing

anesthesiologists)

6/2012- 6/2015 Editor, Self-Education and Evaluation (SEE) Program

American Society of Anesthesiologists

(Editorial Board member, quarterly meetings to edit and arrange

publication of material submitted by question writers)

09/2013- 5/2015 Group Leader, National Delirium Guidelines Panel

American Geriatrics Society

(expert panel on management of delirium )

10/2013- present Elected Board Member, Society for Geriatric Anesthesia (SAGA)

10/2013- present Leader of Special Interest Research Group Postoperative Cognitive

Dysfunction(POCD)/ Postoperative Delirium (PD)

1/2014- present Scientific Committee Member, Society for Neuroanesthesia and Critical Care

(SNACC)

5/2014- present Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction Consensus Panel

10/2014- present Associate Editor, British Journal of Anaesthesiology

1/2016- present Chair, Abstract Review Committee for Geriatric Anesthesia,

American Society of Anesthesiologists

1/2016-present American Society of Anesthesiologists' representative to the

American College of Surgeons Coalition for Quality in Geriatric Surgery

1/2016-present Associate Editor Anesthesia and Analgesia, Geriatrics Subsection


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5/2016- present American Society of Anesthesiologists, ad-hoc Brain Health

Initiative (one of 3 in the leadership group)

RESEARCH PROFILE

My research focuses on cognitive and functional recovery in geriatric surgical patients. My long

term goal is to enhance understanding of the disproportionate risk associated with surgery for

the older patient and create interventions to improve recovery while maintaining a strong track

record of extramural funding. In 2011, I received an Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Pilot

grant and then shortly afterwards an NIH R03 GEMSSTAR/Jahnigen research award to

investigate anesthetic choice and the occurrence of postoperative delirium and cognitive

dysfunction after major surgery in the elderly. This pilot project became the basis for my current

NIA Beeson K award; I am the second anesthesiologist to have received the award in the 30

year history of the program. My current grant investigates the role of intraoperative burst

suppression in development of POCD and PD and utilizes a more nuanced approach to the

analysis of cognition, examining executive function and memory separately. As my work has

progressed I have expanded the scope of my research to focus on preoperative risk factors

which may be amenable to intervention and patients who will require additional supportive care

in the immediate postoperative period. To this end I have published a study examining

preoperative frailty as a predictor of postoperative outcomes, and have created a tool in EPIC

which will allow us to perform a prospective study to measure frailty in the pretesting clinic. I

have also been actively investigating the use of short form cognitive testing to screen patients

for the strongest predictor of postoperative cognitive decline: preexisting cognitive impairment.

CLINICAL PROFILE

I am a neurosurgical anesthesiologist at The Mount Sinai Hospital. Our tertiary care center has

provided me with expertise in anesthesia for wide variety of neurosurgical procedures including

functional neurosurgery including deep brain stimulation, interventional radiology management

of intracranial aneurysm, spinal cord stimulators, craniotomy for tumors, skull based procedures,

acute stroke, and complex spine. I have been the requested anesthesiologist by many of the

neurosurgeons and regularly am consulted to see patients at their preoperative visits for

evaluation and planning. In 2009, I received a secondary appointment in the Department of

Neurosurgery. In the previous year I have served as the division head; in that time our case

volume has increased by 700 cases over the past year alone (total 9134 cases, over 8%

increase in volume). Currently I have transitioned to a supportive role as much of my leadership

effort is occupied with research and administration. My national presence in the Society for


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Neuroanesthesia continually presents opportunities which I share with my colleagues for clinical

trial participation and scientific presentation at the local and national level.

IMPACT

My research has significant potential to identify treatable clinical risk factors for PD and POCD

in older adults. These findings will also facilitate resource allocation and patient/provider

decision making which I believe will have a positive impact on patient experience and delivery of

care. I am a leader in the national public health campaign sponsored by the ASA to raise

awareness and educate patients, providers, and stakeholders regarding brain health in the

perioperative period for older adults. In the time that I have become Interim Vice Chair for

research I have focused on improving the departmental research infrastructure with the of goal

increasing the number of high quality and funded projects. To this end, I have instituted a

RedCap data system to catalog and track all Departmental research projects (productivity,

regulatory compliance, collaboration with other departments). As the departmental leader in

research I:

- Serve as a mentor and advisor for faculty projects

- Find opportunities and mentorship for resident and medical student research (including visiting

national and international scholars and those supported by the Foundation for Anesthesia

Education and Research Program).

-Review all Departmental submissions to the IRB and Grants and Contracts Office

-Oversee funded projects, including compliance.

-Support the Eliasberg Program for resident research scholars and organize educational

material for retreats.

-Coordinate the Departmental Grand Rounds Lecture program and schedule guest speakers.

Neuroanesthesia: Over the years I have worked with the neuroanesthesia team and surgeons to

ask critical questions and publish our experience in the operating room. My work in

neuromonitoring and anesthetic technique has clarified the relationship between anesthetic

techniques during spine surgery and evoked potential signal loss. My paper, “Patient

characteristics and anesthetic technique are additive but not synergistic predictors of successful

motor evoked potential monitoring,” examines the relationship between preexisting patient

comorbidity and preoperative difficulty in recording motor evoked potentials. This study helps

anesthesiologists to prospectively identify difficult-to-monitor patients and use this information to

guide their choice of anesthetic. I have also published multiple reviews and chapters that

synthesize the existing literature regarding anesthetic technique and signal loss. My work in this

area has increased awareness among anesthesiologists regarding our ability facilitate


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monitoring of the spinal cord during surgery. My group has published a retrospective study

regarding whether rising intraoperative lactate during craniotomy is associated with poor

outcomes and is currently embarking on a prospective study based on our findings. My

leadership in our ongoing perioperative committee with the neurosurgeons has encouraged

process related communication about difficult or high risk patients prior to surgery. Our goal is

to improve patient and surgeon satisfaction and decrease the number of day- of- surgery delays

and cancellations.

Teaching (impact on trainees)

I work with residents to consider their future plans for fellowship and review for their oral board

exams. I have had several clinical mentees; we continue to maintain a neuroanesthesia

fellowship slot which we reserve for top notch residency graduates with research interests in

neuroanesthesia.

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS SUPPORT

PAST GRANTS

List Funding Source,

Project Title &

Number

Role in Project Dates Direct

Costs

Supplemental Info

NIH R03AG

AG040624-01

GCO# 10-1479

The geriatric patient

stress, anesthetic

technique and

functional outcomes

Principal Investigator 8/11-8-

2013

$50,000 Pilot study of anesthetic

technique (gas vs. TIVA) and

their respective effects on the

stress response and cognitive

and overall outcomes in

geriatric patients having major

surgery.

NIH P50 AG005138

GCO# 10-1479


stress, anesthetic

technique and

functional outcomes

Principal Investigator 12/11-

12/12







surgery.


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Foundation for

Anesthesia Education

and Research (FAER)

GCO# 10-1479


stress, anesthetic

technique and

functional outcomes


8/13







surgery.

American Geriatrics

Society

GCO# 10-1479


stress, anesthetic

technique and

functional outcomes

(second funding source)


8/13







surgery.

1R01AG029656-01

GCO# 06-0217

Perioperative Cognitive

Protection -

Dexmedetomidine and

Cognitive Reserve

Co-investigator in

charge of

recruitment, working

with research

coordinator staff, data

management

9/07 –

8/2012

$2,600,000 Multi-center clinical trial

designed to decrease the

incidence and severity of

postoperative delirium and

postoperative cognitive

dysfunction in elderly surgical

patients.

CURRENT GRANTS

List Funding

Source, Project

Title & Number

Role in Project Dates Direct

Costs

Supplemental Info

K23 17-015 Principal Investigator

7/2015 $800,000 Optimizing postoperative cognition in the elderly

R01- 13-0359-01001-01-PD

Co-Investigator 7/2014 $2,500,000 Trajectory of recovery


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PENDING GRANTS

None.

CLINICAL TRIAL PARTICIPATION

Project Role in Project Dates Award Other Info

GCO#10-1479 The geriatric

patient stress, anesthetic

technique and functional

outcomes

Principal

Investigator

8/2011-

present

NIH, FAER,

AGS, ADRC

Funding

POISE II Co-investigator 9/7/2010-

9/6/2012

GCO# 09-0556 Perioperative

Cognitive Protection -

Scalp blocks for Radiosurgery

Co-investigator 10/2008-

present

NIH funding

GCO# 09-0470

BIS for detection of SAH

Primary

Investigator

12/2008-

12/2010

none

GCO #08-1025

Hypertension and Cognition in

the Elderly Spine patient

Coinvestigator 6/2008-

6/2010

none Multicenter project with

Cornell and Columbia

University

TRAINEES

Name Level of Trainee Role in

Training &

Inclusive

Dates of

Training

Training Venue Trainee’s Current

Status/Employment

Lisann,

Lauren

Medical Student 2015-16 Mt Sinai Medical School

Scholarly Year

Mt. Sinai Medical

Student

Esses, Gary Medical Student 2013-14

2016-

present

Mt Sinai Medical School

Scholarly Year

Mt. Sinai Resident in

Anesthesiology

Badgery, Medical Student 4/14-10/14 Mt. Sinai Medical School Visiting University of Monash,


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Henry Research Fellow Australia Medical

Student

Pavan Dalal Medical Student 12-2013 Mt. Sinai INSPIRE program Mt. Sinai Medical

Student

Levana

Amrock

Medical Student 9/2013-

present

Mt .Sinai Medical School

Scholarly Year

Mt. Sinai Medical

Student

Adrienne

Gleit

Anesthesia

Resident

07/2013-

present

Mt.Sinai Department of

Anesthesiology

Mt. Sinai Anesthesia

Resident

Michelle

Manahanian

Medical Student 7/2012-

9/2012

Mt. Sinai/FAER project UCLA Medical Student

Nisheeth

Pandey

Anesthesia

Resident

9/2011-

12/2011

Mt. Sinai INSPIRE program Fellow, Pain Medicine,

Mt. Sinai

Akash Patel Medical Student 07/2011-

09/2011

Mt.Sinai INSPIRE program Fellow,

Gastroenterology, Mt.

Sinai

Shawn

Kwatra

Anesthesia

Resident

07/2010-

09/2010

Mt.Sinai INSPIRE program Internal Medicine Re

Nancy Hoo Medical Student 07/2010-

09/2010

Mt.Sinai INSPIRE program Internal Medicine

Resident

Patrick

McCormick

Neuroanesthesia

Fellow

07-2012-

present


Anesthesia:Neurosurgical

Anesthesia Division

Assistant Professor of

Anesthesiology

MSKCC

Joshua

Mincer

Anesthesia

Resident

07/2010-

06/2012


Anesthesiology

Faculty, Mt. Sinai

Department of

Anesthesiology

Joanna

Koenigsberg

Anesthesia

Resident

07/2009-

06/2011

Mt. Sinai Department of

Anesthesiology

Faculty, NYU

Department of

Anesthesiology

Nicole Ansell Anesthesia

Resident

07/2010-

present


Anesthesiology

Private Practice, Florida

Nekia Knibbs Anesthesia

Resident

07/2011-

present


Anesthesiology

Faculty, Mt Sinai


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Raj Parekh Anesthesia

Resident

07/2011-

present


Anesthesiology

Mt. Sinai Anesthesia

Resident ?Faculty

TEACHING ACTIVITIES


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Teaching

Activity/Topic

Level Role Indicate

Level and

Number of

Learners

Taught, and

Venue

Number of

hours

week/month/yr

Evaluation

Summary

Years

Taught

Preoperative

Evaluation of the

Elderly Patient

World

Congress,

International

Attendings and

residents

Discussion

moderator

30 6 lecture

hours/yr

Top scores

for content

and speaking

skills

2016

Neural Basis of

behavioral

plasticity and

cognitive

processes

Mt. Sinai

Graduate School

Lecturer 25 Graduate

students

taught as part

of an ongoing

course

2 lecture hours

/yr

N/A 2011, 2012

Grand Rounds:

Postoperative

Cognitive

Dysfunction and

Delirium

Montefiore Dept.

of

Anesthesiology

Invited

Grand

Rounds

Speaker

Approximately

60

1 lecture

hour/yr

Excellent

ability to

communicate,

topics well

covered

2012

American Society

of

Anesthesiologists

Problem Based

Learning

Attending

anesthesiologists

Selected

Speaker

30 6 lecture

hours/yr

Top scores

for content

and speaking

skills

2012, 2011,

2010,2009

Annual

Postgraduate

Assembly of the

New York State

Society of

Anesthesiologists

Mini Workshop:

Neuromonitoring

Attending Invited

Speaker

50 1.5 lecture

hour/yr

2009,

2010,2011,

2012,2013,2014,

2015

Annual Attending and Workstation 200 2- 3 hour N/A 2010, 2011,


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PUBLICATIONS

Peer Reviewed Original Contributions

1. Deiner SG, Kwatra SG, Lin HM, Weisz DJ. Patient characteristics and anesthetic technique are additive but not synergistic predictors of successful motor evoked potential monitoring. Anesth Analg. 2010;111(2):421-5

2. Sebeo J, Deiner SG, Alterman RL, Osborn IP. Anesthesia for pediatric deep brain stimulation. Anesthesiol Res Pract. 2010;2010. pii: 401419.

3. *Zacharia BE, Vaughan KA, Hickman ZL, Bruce SS, Carpenter AM, Petersen NH, Deiner S, Badjatia N, Connolly ES Jr . Predictors of long-term shunt-dependent

hydrocephalus in patients with intracerebral hemorrhage requiring emergency cerebrospinal fluid diversion. Neurosurg Focus. 2012 Apr;32(4):E5.

4. McCormick PJ, Osborn IP, Germano IM, Green S, Deiner SG. Scalp nerve blockade reduces pain after headframe placement in radiosurgery: a double-blind randomized clinical trial. Middle East J. Anesthesiol. 2013 Feb; 22(1):79-85.

5. Brallier JW, Deiner SG. Use of the bilateral BIS monitor as an indicator of cerebral vasospasm in ICU patients. Middle East J Anesthesiol. 2013 Jun; 22(2):161-4.

6. Chen Y, Lin HM, Deiner S. Elevated preoperative blood pressure predicts the intraoperative loss of SSEP Neuromonitoring signals during spine surgery. J Clin Monit Comput. 2014 Apr;28(2):187-92.

7. Deiner S, Westlake B, Dutton RP. Patterns of surgical care and Complications in the Elderly. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2014 May;62(5):829-35.

Postgraduate

Assembly of the

New York State

Society of

Anesthesiologists:

Airway Workshop

residents leader sessions 2012,2013.

2014, 2015

Mt. Sinai

Department of

Neurosurgery

Neurosurgical

attendings and

residents

Invited

Grand

Rounds

Speaker

60 1 lecture hour/

2x year

2010, 2011

Mt. Sinai

Department of

Anesthesiology

Anesthesiology

residents

Morning

conference

presentation

40 1 lecture hour

quarterly

N/A 2008- present


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8. Amrock LG, Neuman MD, Lin HM, Deiner S. Can routine preoperative data predict adverse outcomes in the elderly? Development and validation of a simple risk model incorporating a chart-derived frailty score. J Am Coll Surg. 2014 Oct;219(4):684-94.

9. Deiner S, Chu I, Mahanian M, Lin HM, Hecht AC, Silverstein JH. Prone position is associated with mild cerebral oxygen desaturation in elderly surgical patients. PLoS One. 2014 Sep 12;9(9).

10. Deiner S, Lin HM, Bodansky D, Silverstein J, Sano M. Do stress markers and anesthetic technique predict delirium in the elderly? Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord. 2014;38(5-6):366-74.

11. Deiner S, Luo X, Silverstein JH, Sano M. Can Intraoperative Processed EEG Predict Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction in the Elderly? Clin Ther. 2015 Dec 1;37(12):2700-5

12. Brallier JW, Dalal PJ, McCormick PJ, Lin HM, Deiner SG. Elevated Intraoperative Serum Lactate During Craniotomy Is Associated With New Neurological Deficit and Longer Length of Stay. J Neurosurg Anesthesiol. 2016 Jul 19. Epub ahead of print

Other Peer Reviewed Publications

Review articles

1. Deiner S, Silverstein JH, Abrams KJ. Management of trauma in the geriatric patient. Curr Opin Anaesthesiol. 2004 Apr;17(2):165-70

2. Deiner S, Frost EA. Electroconvulsive therapy and anesthesia. Int Anesthesiol Clin. 2009 Spring;47(2):81-92.

3. *Deiner S, Silverstein JH. Anesthesia for Geriatric Patients. Minerva Anestesiol. 2011 Feb; 77(2):180-9.

4. Deiner S, Silverstein JH. Long-term outcomes in elderly surgical patients. Mt Sinai J Med. 2012 Jan-Feb;79(1):95-106.

5. Silverstein JH, Deiner SG. Perioperative delirium and its relationship to dementia. Prog Neuropsychopharmacol Biol Psychiatry. 2013 Jun 3; 43: 108-15.

6. Amrock LG, Deiner SG. The Implication of Frailty on Preoperative Risk Assessment. Current Opinion in Anesthesiology 2014 Oct;219(4):684-94.

7. Amrock LG, Deiner SG. Perioperative Frailty. International Anesthesia Clinics. Fall;52(4):26-412014.


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8. Brallier JW, Deiner S. The Elderly Spine Surgery Patient: Pre and Intraoperative Management of Drug Therapy. Drugs Aging. 2015 Aug;32(8):601-9.

9. Brown CH, Deiner S. Perioperative cognitive protection. Br J Anes. Dec 2016 117: S3 iii52-iii61.

Letters:

1. Deiner S, Osborn IP. Supremely secured. Anesth Analg. 2008 Dec;107(6) :2096.

2. Silverstein JH, Allore HG, Deiner S, Sano M, Rasmussen L. Is postoperative decline clinically relevant? Anesthesiology. 2010 May; 112(5):1280-1

3. Deiner S, Baxter M. Cognitive Dysfunction Following Inhalation versus Intravenous Anesthesia in Elderly Patients. Anesthesiology. 2012 Sep; 117(3):676-8.

4. Osborn IP, Deiner SG. Stop! Bang the drum slowly and proceed with caution when assessing obstructive sleep apnea. Minerva Anesthesiol. Jan 2014

5. Esses G, Deiner S. Can performance on daily activities discriminate between older adults with normal cognitive function and those with mild cognitive impairment? J Am Geriatr Soc. 2015 Apr;63(4):830-1.

Case Reports:

1. Deiner SG, Osborn IP. Prevention of airway injury during spine surgery: rethinking bite blocks. J Neurosurg Anesthesiol. 2009 Jan;21(1):68-9.

2. Bronson WH, Forsh D, Qureshi SA, Deiner SG, Weisz DJ, Hecht AC. Evolving Compartment Syndrome Detected by Loss of Somatosensory- and Motor-evoked Potential Signals During Cervical Spine Surgery.Orthopedics. 2012 Sep 1;35(9):e1453-6.

3. Deiner S, Baxter MG. Cognitive dysfunction after inhalation versus intravenous anesthesia in elderly patients. Anesthesiology. 2012 Sep;117(3):676-8; author reply 678.

Invited Contributions

1. Deiner S, Hagen J. Parkinson's disease and deep brain stimulator placement. Anesthesiol Clin. 2009 Sep;27(3):391-415,

2. Deiner S, Frost EA. Electroconvulsive therapy and anesthesia. Int Anesthesiol Clin. 2009 Spring;47(2):81-92.

3. Deiner S. Highlights of anesthetic considerations for intraoperative neuromonitoring. Semin Cardiothorac Vasc Anesth. 2010 Mar;14(1):51-3.

4. Amrock L, Deiner S. The implication of frailty on perioperative risk assessment. Current Opinion in Anesthesiology. 2014 Jun;27(3):330-5.


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5. American Geriatrics Society Expert Panel on Postoperative Delirium in Older Adults. Postoperative delirium in older adults: best practice statement from the American Geriatrics Society. J Am Coll Surg. 2015 Feb;220(2):136-48.

6. American Geriatrics Society Expert Panel on Postoperative Delirium in Older Adults. American Geriatrics Society abstracted clinical practice guideline for postoperative delirium in older adults. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2015 Jan;63(1):142-50.

7. AGS/NIA Delirium Conference Writing Group, Planning Committee and Faculty; AGS/NIA Delirium Conference Writing Group Planning Committee and Faculty. The American Geriatrics Society/National Institute on Aging Bedside-to-Bench Conference: Research Agenda on Delirium in Older Adults. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2015 May;63(5):843-52.

8. Robinson TN, Walston JD, Brummel NE, Deiner S, Brown CH 4th, Kennedy M, Hurria A. Frailty for Surgeons: Review of a National Institute on Aging Conference on Frailty for Specialists. J Am Coll Surg. 2015 Dec;221(6):1083-92.

9. Schenning KJ, Deiner SG. Postoperative Delirium in the Geriatric Patient. Anesthesiol Clin. 2015 Sep;33(3):505-16.

Books and Book Chapters 1. Deiner S. Clinical Cases: Neuromonitoring for Cervical Spine Surgery. In: Clinical

Cases in Anesthesia, 4th edn. Reed AP, Yudkowitz FS. Eds. New York: Elsevier 2013 pp. 86-90

2. Deiner S, Govindaraj S, Post K. Endoscopic Skull base and pituitary surgery. In:

Anesthesiology and Otolarngology, Levine AI, Govindaraj S, DeMaria S, Eds. New York:

Springer 2013 pp. 299-312

3. *Deiner S. Basic Neuromonitoring. In: A Practical Approach to Neuroanesthesia

Intraoperative Neuromonitoring Sloan T, ed. Philadelphia, PA, Wolters Kluwer 2013 pp. 192-200

4. Deiner S. Spine Surgery: Choosing the patient and Handling the Surgery In: Barnett, S,

ed. Manual of Geriatric Anesthesia, New York: Springer 2013, pp. 255-272.

5. Deiner S. Neuromonitoring Basics In: Ruskin, K, ed. Fundamentals of Neuroanesthesia.

New York: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, 2014 pp. 50-60.

6. Brallier J, Deiner S. Anesthesia for Skull Based Tumors In: Ruskin, K, ed.

Fundamentals of Neuroanesthesia. New York: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, 2014

pp171-184.


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7. Deiner S. Anesthesthetic management of Spinal Cord Tumors In: Farag E, ed.Anesthesia For Spine Surgery. New York: Cambridge University Press 2012, pp. 247-256.

8. Deiner S , Silverstein J. Anesthesia for the Elderly, Hazzard’s Geriatrics, Seventh Edition. New York: McGraw Hill Chapter 32 (available online, hard copy not yet available)

9. Deiner S, Culley DJ. Anesthesia for the Older Patient, Geriatrics for Subspecialists, Springer International, Switzerland pp 91-100.

10. Postoperative Delirium, Principles and Practice of Geriatric Surgery, Springer, in press

11. Postoperative Cognitive Impairment in Elderly Patients, Geriatric Anesthesiology, Springer. in press

Non-Peer Reviewed Publications

1. April 2008 Travel to Niger on a Mission for Fistula Repair. Anesthesiology News

2. March 2009 A World Apart but Very Much The Same. Anesthesiology News

INVITED LECTURES/PRESENTATIONS Number the speaking engagements

Topic Date Institution

Postoperative

Cognitive

Dysfunction- its a

reality

August 2016 World Congress of

Anesthesiology,

Hong Kong

Health

Initiative:Delirium

September 2016 ASA Brain Health

Initiative,

Washington D.C.

Processed EEG to

Save Elderly

Cognitive Reserve

October 2016 NIH Beeson Retreat,

Chicago, IL

What is POCD and

What can I do?

October 2016 American Society of

Anesthesiology,

Chicago, IL

Can Postoperative October 2016 American Society of


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Delirium Be

Managed

Anesthesiology,

Chicago, IL

ASA Brain Health

Initiative


Anesthesiology,

Chicago, IL

Randomized trial of

dexmedetomidine to

prevent delirium

March 2016 International

Neurotoxicity Forum,

San Francisco, CA

Frailty as a

predictor of

recovery

February 2015 NIA U-13 Frailty

Conference,

Bethesda MD

Delirium Guidelines May 2015 American Geriatrics

Society, Long Beach

CA

Time management,

operating a

research group

May 2015 American Geriatrics

Society: Jahnigen

symposium

Stress marker and

anesthetic technique to

predict postoperative

cognition in the elderly



Stockholm, Sweden

Intraoperative

Prevention of

Delirium

February 2013 U-13 Delirium

Conference,

Bethesda MD

Patterns of Surgical

Care and

Complications in the

Elderly

October 2013 Academy Health

Satellite Meeting

ASA meeting, San

Francisco,CA

Anesthesia and the

Elderly

September 2013 Chinese Society of

Anesthesia, Beijing

China


20

Statistics without

the Snooze

August 2013 New York State

Society of Nurse

Anesthetists, NY NY

Postoperative

Decline, Are We

Talking the Same

Language

June 2013 AGS SEGUE

Meeting, Grapevine

TX

Neuromonitoring and

Anesthetic Concerns

April 2011 Grand Rounds:

Central Illinois

Neuroscience

Foundation

Waking up is Hard to Do:

Anesthesia for the Second

Twelve Hours

July 2012 Mexican Society of

Anesthesia, Mexico

City Mexico

Neuromonitoring for Spine

Surgery

December 2012-5 New York State

Society of

Anesthesiology

American Delirium

Society

June 2012 Mexican Society of

Anesthesia, Mexico

City Mexico

Postoperative Cognitive

Dysfunction and Delirium

June 2012, 2016 Prague Meeting of

Anesthesiologists.

Prague CZ

Postoperative Cognitive

Dysfunction and Delirium

March 2012 World Congress of

Anesthesiology,

Buenos Aires

Argentina

Research Ethics and

Anesthesia

March 2009,2011,

2013

Oxford Ethics

Consortium, Oxford

England and NYC

The geriatric patient,

surgical stress, anesthetic

technique and functional

outcomes



Toronto Canada


21

Neuromonitoring for Spine

Surgery

December 2010,

2011

Mt. Sinai Review in

Anesthesiology, San

Juan Puerto Rico,

and Bahamas

Waking up is Hard to Do:

Anesthesia for the Second

Twelve Hours


Anesthesiology, San

Diego CA

The geriatric patient,

surgical stress, anesthetic

technique

April 2012 American Geriatrics

Society, Seattle

Washington

Life after the K award April 2012 American Geriatrics

Society, Seattle

Washington

Managing the Difficult

Airway

2010 CHEST meeting,

Boston MA

VOLUNTARY PRESENTATIONS

Topic Date Institution

Processed EEG to

Save Elderly

Cognitive Reserve

(PRESERVE) Save

Elderly Cognitive

Reserve

(PRESERVE)

October 2016,

October 2015

Beeson Retreat,

Chicago IL,

Westchester NY

ReMind: Reducing

Delirium and

Improving Patient

Satisfaction with a

Perioperative

Mindfulness

Intervention

June 2016 American Delirium

Society, Nashville

TN


22

Frailty Predicts

Recovery after

Aortic Valve

Replacement


Anesthesiology,

Chicago, IL

The Association of

Preoperative Frailty

with Intraoperative

Hemodynamic

Stability and

Postoperative

Outcomes

May 2016 American Geriatrics

Society, Long Beach

CA

Patterns of Surgical

Care and

Complications in

the Elderly

October 2014 ASA Meeting, New

Orleans, LA

Intraoperative

Neuromonitoring

Signal Loss is

Associated With

Surgical and

Patient Factors,

not Arterial Blood

Pressure or

Anesthetic Drugs

October 2012 Society for

Neuroanethesia and

Critical Care, San

Diego CA

The Geriatric

Surgical Patient:

Stress, Anesthetics,

and Functional

Outcomes

May 2014 AGS Meeting,

Orlando FL


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MEDIA RESOURCE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS

SEE (Self-education and assessment program) Question Material, contributor and editor

2009- present

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