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Patient: "AC-01" Β· 58F Β· 72 kg Β· Left temporal glioma Β· Awake craniotomy β€” awake language mapping Β· Oβ‚‚ 4 L/min NC Β· Radial a-line
PHASE 0 Β· Baseline 00:00
ECG II72
ABPmmHg
SpOβ‚‚ Pleth99%
EtCOβ‚‚ (NC)mmHg
ECoG / EEGawake background
HR bpm72
ABP mmHg115/72MAP 86
SpOβ‚‚ %99
ORi index0.50Oβ‚‚ reserve
EtCOβ‚‚ / RR35RR 13
Temp Β°C36.7

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⚠ SEIZURE

Facilitator control

Drive the case manually, or let choices drive it. Keys: F panel Β· Space pause Β· ←/β†’ back / next Β· ↑/↓ desat faster / slower

Teaching
Jump to phase
Trigger physiology
Desat speed (↑ / ↓ keys)
Speed: 1Γ—
Session

Seizure during Awake Craniotomy β€” Crisis Simulator

Simulator courtesy of Soowon Lee, MD, PhD β€” Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital.

You are the anesthesiologist for an awake craniotomy. The patient is awake and cooperating with language mapping. Watch the monitor: vital signs and the ECoG/EEG are live. Read each situation, then choose the action your team would take β€” the patient responds to what you pick.

Three phases: β‘  recognize the seizure β†’ β‘‘ terminate it (non-pharmacological + pharmacological) β†’ β‘’ rescue the airway as SpOβ‚‚ and ORi fall. A facilitator can also drive events from the βš™ panel (press F).

Presenter view opens a second window β€” drag it to the projector and make it full-screen. It shows only the simulator; this window keeps your script and controls.