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Preoperative care and premedication.

North Carolina medical journal, 2003
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PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE CARE

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1949
To prepare a healthy patient for operation and to guide him through a speedy and successful convalescence is usually not difficult. However, when disease has caused important abnormal physiologic changes and when the necessary operative procedures are long and traumatic, the difference between a successful outcome and a failure will lie in the skill ...
F A, COLLER, M S, DeWEESE
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Preoperative care

2023
Abstract This chapter outlines the guidance on pre-operative care. It provides a clear overview for the junior doctor in a clinical setting.
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Preoperative and Postoperative Care

Surgical Clinics of North America, 1977
Despite the fact that the complex functions of the liver are poorly understood, certain basic functions can be measured with respect to level of present capacity and can, in turn, be temporarily supported by the administration of specific nutrients and/or exogenously produced active compounds.
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Preoperative Care of the TKA Patient

The Journal of Knee Surgery, 2018
AbstractTotal knee arthroplasty continues to increase in popularity and remains the most common joint replacement surgery. The success of total knee replacement surgery is attributed to improved outcomes, a better patient experience, and lower cost.
Paul K, Edwards, Simon C, Mears, C Lowry, Barnes   +2 more
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Preoperative Care Unit

AORN Journal, 1987
Health care reimbursement practices are contributing to a decreased length of hospital stay. Subsequently, the time frame for surgical preparation has been reduced, and the hospital admission process has been considerably accelerated. The patient admitted the same day of surgery can experience a hurried sequence of events.
C, Cramer, V R, Renz
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An overview of the principles of preoperative care

Nursing Standard, 2018
There has been an increase in the number of patients requiring surgery who also have complex medical needs. Factors such as being overweight, the presence of significant comorbidities and an ageing population increase the risks associated with surgical procedures for these individuals.
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Preoperative Care in Emergency Surgery

2017
Be prepared. Sir Robert Baden-Powell Introduction Surgical emergencies in the elderly concern mainly trauma, intra-abdominal and vascular surgery. Abdominal pain constitutes 10-15% of all complaints and the unspecific nature of initial symptoms often makes accurate diagnosis difficult.
Falvo A., Frisenda V., Gregoretti C., Brazzi L.   +3 more
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Preoperative Care of the Newborn with Myelomeningocele

2008
Children with spina bifida comprise one of the largest groups of patients for whom pediatric neurosurgeons care. Management of these children is extraordinarily complex and may require the integrated efforts of caregivers from many disciplines.
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