• C Tommasino, D V Graziano, C Ori, A Parma, and R Urciuoli.
• Cattedra di Anestesiologia e Rianimazione, Università degli Studi di Milano.
• Minerva Anestesiol. 1993 Jan 1;59(1-2):55-9.

AbstractThe authors present the results of a survey of anesthesiologists members of the "SIAARTI (Società Italiana di Anestesia, Analgesia, Rianimazione e Terapia Intensiva) Committee for anesthesia and critical care in neurosurgery and neurology". Among the aims of the survey, was to evaluate when the interest in neuroscience of the members of this group started, and the clinical work dedicated to neuroanesthesia and critical care. At present, the group has grown to 143 members. In the questionnaire 105 members indicated the topic discussed for the medical degree thesis, and 87 indicated the thesis discussed for the board in anesthesia. As emerged from the topic of the thesis discussed for the medical degree, in 47% of the responders the interest in anesthesia began during the college. Of this, 6% chose a topic in neuroanesthesia and critical care. During the residency, the interest in neuroscience increased to 33%, that is 32 out of 97 responders discussed a thesis in neuroanesthesia and critical care. Forty-eight per cent of the members performs clinical work "exclusively" in neuroanesthesia, while 39% does it "mainly", and only 13% works in neurosurgery "fiftfully".

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