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Perioperative Medicine – Current Controversies

Karen Stuart-Smith (Herausgeber)

Buch | Softcover
XII, 452 Seiten
2018 | 1. Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2016
Springer International Publishing (Verlag)
978-3-319-80434-7 (ISBN)
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This book addresses those aspects of anaestheticpractice in perioperative medicine which have a significant impact on both theimmediate and the long-term outcome for the surgical patient. PerioperativeMedicine is the natural evolution of anaesthesia from a main focus on thepatient in the operating room to a responsibility for the care of the patientfrom the time that the decision to operate is made, through to discharge fromhospital. The contributors, well-respected authors in their field, discuss therole of the perioperative medicine specialist in areas ranging frompre-operative assessment and physiological optimization via pre-habilitation,to intra-operative anaesthetic management, and post-operative care.Controversial topics discussed include fluid therapy, anaesthesia and canceroutcomes, pharmacological management of cardiac risk, and the evolution ofacute to chronic pain. Developments in regional anaesthesia, quality ofrecovery scoring, and lung ultrasound, are described.

It is hoped that the chapters contained in this bookwill help to define the nascent specialty that is Perioperative Medicine, andencourage further debate, research, and expansion of this vital new frontier inanaesthetic care.

Karen Stuart-Smith was born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland, and graduated in Physiology and Medicine from the University of Glasgow. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists and has enjoyed a long career as a clinical anaesthetist. Early training in cardiorespiratory research led to an enthusiasm for applying scientific methodology to clinical practice, and she is also a passionate believer in the role of clinical audit in assessing the quality of patient care. Karen presently resides in New Zealand, where she continues to practice as an anaesthetist and enjoys the outdoor lifestyle in her spare time.

lt;p>1. Perioperativemedicine: defining the anaesthesiologist's role in shaping perioperativeoutcomes; Stundner O and Memtsoudis SG.

2. Prehabilitation; Durrand J, Hackett R, Yates D, DanjouxG.

3.Impact of co-morbidities, physiological status and age on survival; CarlisleJ.

4. Transthoracic echocardiography in the preoperative clinic; Canty DJ and Royse CF.

5. Definingpostoperative quality of recovery; BowyerA and Royse CF.

6. Enhanced recovery for colorectal surgery; Fawcett WJ.

7. Perioperativebeta-blockade: the pros and cons. The story of beta-blockade and cardiacprotection; Higham H and Foëx P.

8. Perioperativemanagement of the diabetic patient; SoldevilaD, Lucas AM, Zavala R, Mauricio D.

9. Perioperativemanagement of non-diabetic patients with hyperglycaemia (stress-inducedhyperglycaemia); Giménez-Pérez G,Salinas I, Puig-Domingo M and Mauricio D.

10. PostoperativePulmonary Complications; Forrest P.

11. Haemostaticresuscitation for perioperative bleeding; SpinellaPC, Pidcoke HF and Cap AP.

12. Fluidtherapy in trauma; James MFM andChappell DPD.

13. Roleof multimodal monitoring in the perioperative period: improving outcomes inhigh-risk surgical patients; Green D.

14. Canperioperative interventions during cancer surgery affect recurrence ormetastasis?; Abdelrahman D and Buggy DJ.

15. Transverseabdominis plane block: evolution and current understanding; O'Leary R-A and McDonnell JG.

16. Futureultrasound technologies for the perioperative physician; McLeod G.

17. Lungultrasound in anaesthesia and critical care medicine; Canty DJ, Haji K, Denault A and Royse, A.

18. The acute pain team; EdwardsDA, Kent M, Le-Wendling L and Tighe PJ.

19. The transition ofacute post-operative pain to acute persistent pain to chronic pain: assessingand managing the risks; Shipton EA.


Erscheint lt. Verlag 25.4.2018
Zusatzinfo XII, 452 p. 93 illus., 16 illus. in color.
Verlagsort Cham
Sprache englisch
Maße 155 x 235 mm
Gewicht 7808 g
Themenwelt Medizin / Pharmazie Medizinische Fachgebiete Anästhesie
Studium 1. Studienabschnitt (Vorklinik) Physiologie
Schlagworte Anaesthesia • Intensive care • Pain Medicine • Regional Anaesthesia • Surgical Patients
ISBN-10 3-319-80434-0 / 3319804340
ISBN-13 978-3-319-80434-7 / 9783319804347
Zustand Neuware
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