Titlebook: Co-existing Diseases and Neuroanesthesia; Hemanshu Prabhakar,Vasudha Singhal,Nidhi Gupta Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019

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Neuroanesthesia and Coexisting Endocrine Problems,neuroanesthetic practice. These include (1) anterior pituitary dysfunction, (2) diabetes insipidus, (3) approach to neurosurgical hyponatremia, (4) perioperative glycemic control, and (5) perioperative steroid replacement.

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Neuroanesthesia and Pregnancy,ing is more accurate and can be performed easily during neurological procedures in pregnant patients; it is a sensitive marker to obtain significant information about fetal condition during GA. The aim of this chapter is to report recent clinical evidence related to anesthetic management of pregnant women undergoing neurosurgery.

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Neuroanesthesia and Brain Death,s potential donor can reach the operating room and organ retrieval can be performed in the best possible conditions which would allow a safe transplantation to the recipients. The development of clinical management protocols and the professionalization of the medical teams dealing with this situation are key for the success of transplantation.

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Orit Parnafes,Rotem Trachtenberg-Maslatonhe ophthalmic disease may get aggravated. The following is a discussion on a few such conditions, which need to be taken care of to ensure that the success of neurosurgery is not associated with deterioration of the ophthalmic condition.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43516-9nitoring techniques, leading to better clinical outcomes. Evolution of neurosurgical expertise poses new challenges for the neuroanesthesiologist. A comprehensive understanding of the coexisting diseases in a patient who presents for a brain surgery is of paramount importance, in order to plan anest