Anesthetic Management in Perioperative Period

• Other Authors: Forget, Patrice (Editor)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
• Subjects: Medicine; impedance cardiography (ICG); fasting; enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS); hemodynamics; cardiac index (CI); systemic vascular resistance index (SVRI); pre-op; perioperative patient management; NICCOMO; methylene blue; vasoplegic syndrome; vasoplegia; shock; cardiac anesthesia; vasopressin; cardiac surgery; cardiopulmonary bypass; postoperative pain; postoperative recovery; epidural analgesia; intrathecal analgesia; erector spinae plane block; lung surgery; video-assisted thoracic surgery; thoracotomy; one-lung ventilation; diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide; iloprost; oxygenation; total knee replacement; arthroplasty; tourniquet; transfusion; vital stability; catecholamines; supplemental oxygen; major abdominal surgery; cardiovascular risk; MINS; perioperative stress; Copeptin; McGrath; videolaryngoscope; nasotracheal intubation; dexmedetomidine; pain; inflammation; hysterectomy; magnesium; multiple trauma; spectroscopy; near-infrared; cerebral oxygen saturation; neuroprotection; traumatic brain injury; analgesia; opioid consumption; TIVA; total intravenous anaesthesia; volatile anaesthesia; anaesthetic techniques; peri-operative anaesthesia; central venous catheters; echocardiography; left subclavian vein; superior vena cava; ultrasound; bimaxillary surgery; airway complications; risk factors; extubation; pulse wave transit time; ambulatory monitoring; hemodynamic monitoring; local anesthetics; general anesthesia; cerebral tissue oxygen saturation; near-infrared spectroscopy; emergence; thyromental height test; laryngoscopy; airway management; systematic review; meta-analysis; fast-and-frugal decision trees; postoperative outcomes; postoperative delirium; clinical data prediction; medical decision making; chloroprocaine; perioperative outcome; spinal anaesthesia; midazolam; STOP BANG questionnaire; intraoperative complications; spinal anesthesia; sedation; obstructive sleep apnea; transurethral resection of bladder; transurethral resection of prostate; fibula free flap; ropivacaine infiltration; local anesthetic toxicity; sevoflurane; cancer-free survival; oncology; anesthesia; volatile anesthetics; infective endocarditis; organ failure; cell salvage; blood transfusion; opioid free anesthesia; opioid reduced anesthesia; cervicofacial oncologic surgery; transcranial doppler; postoperative cognitive dysfunction; robotic-assisted prostatectomy; intensive care unit; mechanical ventilation; isoflurane; desflurane; von Willebrand factor; ristocetin; endothelial demage; noncardiac surgery; frailty; sarcopenia; hip fracture; psoas muscle; older adult patients; hypotension; association analysis; critical care; correlations; LGEA; MRI; neurology; pediatrics; sonography; arterial catheterization; invasive blood pressure monitoring; coronary stents; troponin I; stent to surgery time interval; Neuromuscular blockade reversals; neostigmine; residual neuromuscular blockade; neuromuscular scoliosis; total intravenous anesthesia; children; spondylosurgery; spine; propensity score; morbidity; mortality; muscle weakness; muscle strength dynamometer; complications; nerve block; quadratus lumborum block; robot-assisted surgery; intravenous infusion; fluid management; surgical procedures; hepatectomy; adverse effects; blepharoplasty; conscious sedation; hematoma; aesthetic surgery; loco-regional anesthesia; rebound pain; dexamethasone; ambulatory surgery
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There are a variety of anesthetic management options during surgery, and these are constantly evolving. Both innovative and confirmatory research are important if the scientific community aims to develop and improve people's quality of care. This reprint introduces new avenues and covers questions regarding innovative anesthetic techniques and unmet needs after surgery, paving the way for future improvements. It can be useful for both clinicians and clinical researchers, especially in light of the expansion of concepts like personalized care.