Titlebook: Catastrophic Perioperative Complications and Management; A Comprehensive Text Charles J. Fox, III,Elyse M. Cornett,G. E. Ghali Textbook 201

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Severe Peripheral Nerve Injury,s the potential for direct injury to the nerve. Risk factors are often multifactorial, and it is helpful to classify these into various categories: patient-related, anesthesia-related, and surgery-related causes. This chapter classifies identifiable risk factors and how they can be evaded. Clinical

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Obstetrics,holding or limiting treatment because of pregnancy can lead to a more detrimental situation and increase the risks for mother and fetus..Understanding the maternal physiologic changes during each trimester can help providers deal with perioperative complications. Airway management has to take into a

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Catastrophic Complications in Pediatric Anesthesiology,rgery especially in the pediatric population. First, start with a gentle and reassuring manner to fully inform the parents or guardian of the possible risk of anesthesia and assure that they understand these risks. These potential risks include but not limited to allergic reactions, postoperative na

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Ambulatory and Office-Based Surgery,eer. Ambulatory surgery is defined as a surgical day case in a patient who is admitted for a scheduled procedure and should not require an overnight stay in a hospital bed. The clear intent of ambulatory surgery then is to manage the entire patient encounter within 1?day with the expectation of the

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Postoperative Visual Loss: Anatomy, Pathogenesis, and Anesthesia Considerations,re are no specific patient characteristics that would identify a patient as high risk; however, risk is deemed higher when procedures are prolonged and involve an anticipated large volume of blood loss. In summary, patients who are to undergo higher-risk procedures should be kept at a neutral spine