DavidM Rosenfeld
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David M. Rosenfeld is a clinical anesthesiologist and perioperative outcomes researcher whose work centers on optimizing drug delivery and patient safety in the operating room. His most-cited study, "The effect of ampule size of fentanyl on perioperative intravenous opioid dosing" (2018, 10 citations), provides critical insight into how seemingly minor logistical factors—such as the volume of opioid in a single ampule—can significantly influence clinician dosing behavior. By demonstrating that larger ampule sizes are associated with increased perioperative fentanyl administration and altered post-anesthesia care unit outcomes, Rosenfeld’s research highlights a previously underappreciated source of variability in pain management. This work has important implications for standardizing medication packaging to reduce unintended over- or under-dosing. Rosenfeld’s contributions bridge the gap between pharmaceutical design and clinical practice, offering actionable data for improving both intraoperative care and recovery room efficiency. His findings serve as a valuable reminder for practitioners and hospital systems that even the smallest details in drug formulation can have measurable effects on patient outcomes.
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