Philip Peyton’s research interests range widely from basic and applied science in anaesthetic physiology and pharamacology, to large clinical trials in perioperative medicine. He has published over 100 publications in journals and textbooks, with more than 2,500 citations, and has delivered over 50 invited presentations at local and international meetings.
He has been a Chief Investigator in several large multicentre international clinical trials in anaesthesia. He is a world expert in the pharmacology of inhaled anaesthetic gases, and has patents in the field of advanced cardiovascular monitoring in the anaesthetized patient.
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Restrictive versus Liberal Fluid Therapy for Major Abdominal Surgery
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REDUCTION OF CHRONIC POST-SURGICAL PAIN WITH KETAMINE - ROCKET STUDY
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Effect of Intraoperative Low Tidal Volume vs Conventional Tidal Volume on Postoperative Pu..
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TRANEXAMIC ACID AND HYPOTENSION-AVOIDANCE TO PREVENT DEATH AND MAJOR COMPLICATIONS AFTER N..
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Frequency of hyperoxaemia during and after major surgery
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REDUCTION OF CHRONIC POST-SURGICAL PAIN WITH KETAMINE - ROCKET STUDY
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Characteristics and outcomes of rapid response team activations for hypotension in orthopa..
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Peyton P, Doolan LA. Multicentre Australian Trial of Epidural (MASTER) Anaesthesia. ANZCA Research Grant 1997 ($20,000). J.R.A. Rigg, K. Jamrozik, P.S. Myles, B.S. Silbert, P.J. Peyton, R.W. Parsons, K.S. Collins, for the MASTER Anaesthesia Trial Study Group. Multicentre Australian Trial of Epidural (MASTER) Anaesthesia. NHMRC 1996: $506,000. J.R.A. Rigg, K. Jamrozik, P.S. Myles, B.S. Silbert, P.J. Peyton, R.W. Parsons, K.S. Collins, for the MASTER Anaesthesia Trial Study Group. Completion of the MASTER Anaesthesia Trial. NHMRC 2000. $212,685 PS Myles, K Leslie, B Silbert, M Paech, P Peyton. A pilot study for the Evaluation of Nitrous oxide In the Gas Mixture for Anaesthesia: a randomised controlled Trial (The ENIGMA Trial). ANZCA Research Grant 2003, $36,000 Myles PS, Leslie K, Silbert B, Paech M, Peyton P. Safety and Benefits of Nitrous Oxide for Anaesthesia. NHMRC Project Grant Application No. 236956, 2003-6: $465,000. Peyton P, Stuart-Andrews C, Robinson G. A new method for the measurement of gas exchange in patients during anaesthesia and critical care. GE Healthcare/Datex-Ohmeda/ASA Research Grant 2004. $40,000. Peyton P (CID) et al. Risk factors, adverse outcomes and epidural and spinal anaesthesia. NHMRC Project Grant Application No. 211994, 2002, $66,110. PS Myles, K Leslie, B Silbert, M Paech, P Peyton. Nitrous oxide anaesthesia and cardiac morbidity in major surgery. NHMRC Project Grant Application No. 436677, 2006-12. $2,782,500. Peyton P. Continuous non-invasive measurement of cardiac output in ventilated patients by the pulmonary capnodynamic method. ANZCA Project Grant 2007. $40,000. Peyton P. The effects of ventilation-perfusion scatter on lung gas exchange during nitrous oxide anaesthesia. ASA PhD Research Support Grant, 2007.
0,000. D Story, P Peyton, PL McNicol, Dept of Anaesthesia, Austin Health. Innovations in perioperative physiology, monitoring, and care. ANZCA Academic Enhancement Grant, 2011. $90,000. PS Myles, K Leslie, MT Chan, P Peyton. ENIGMA-II Trial Long-term Follow-up Study. ANZCA Project Grant 2012. 80,000. Peyton P, Thompson B, Stuart-Andrews C, Ong C. Investigation of the effect of anaesthetic choice on ventilation-perfusion scatter and lung gas exchange using the MIGET. ANZCA Project Grant 2013. $30,000. Myles P, Bellomo R, Christophi C, Corcoran T, Forbes A, Peyton P, Story D. Restrictive versus Liberal Fluid Therapy in Major Abdominal Surgery: The RELIEF Trial. NHMRC Project Grant APP1043755, $2,384,173 (over 4 years), 2013. Peyton P, Hogg M, Schug S. Reduction Of Chronic Post-surgical Pain with Ketamine – A Pilot Study. ANZCA Trials Group Pilot Grant, 2013. $5,000 Peyton P, Hogg M, Schug S, Wu C. Reduction Of Chronic Post-surgical Pain with Ketamine – A Pilot Study. ANZCA Project Grant, 2014. $47,618 Hu R, Peyton P et al. Influence of anaesthetic choice on Prospective Outcomes after Creation of Arteriovenous Fistula (POCAF). ANZCA Novice Investigator Grant Grant, 2016. 7,404 Karalapillai D, Peyton P, Story D, Weinberg L, Bellomo R, et al. Low Tidal Volume Ventilation in Major Surgery. ANZCA Project Grant, 2016. $40,000Scholarly Works
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Honours, Awards and Fellowships
Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences, University of Melbourne
Australian Society of Anaesthetists National Scientific Congress
FANZCA - Fellow of the Australian and NZ College of Anaesthetists
Credentials
Positions
Positions
Honorary
Melbourne Medical School
Honorary
Melbourne Medical School
Education
Education
PhD
University of Melbourne
Postgraduate Diploma Perioperative & Crit Care Echocadiogrpahy
University of Melbourne
Doctor of Medicine
University of Melbourne
Fellowship, Australian & New Zealand College of Anaesthetists
Australian & New Zealand College of Anaesthetists
Diploma Of Anaesthetics, Royal College of Anaesthetists
United Kingdom
Diploma of Obstetrics, RACOG
Institution not known
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
University of Melbourne