Perioperative bleeding remains a major complication during and after surgery, resulting in
increased morbidity and mortality. The principal causes of non-vascular sources of …

… care of the surgical patient. Yet, clinicians skilled in perioperative and inpatient consultative
medicine are increasing in importance. In the United States, over 44 million patients undergo …

… In subgroups of patients at high risk, neuraxial anaesthesia reduces the rate of respiratory
… of patients every year. The amount to which anaesthesia itself contributes to perioperative …

… patients. We hope to outline the most important factors required in formulating a perioperative
… Overall, through careful glycemic management in perioperative patients, we may reduce …

… Since these patients are characterised by several systemic physiopathological alterations,
the perioperative management may present some problems, mainly related to their respiratory …

… postoperative treatment of these patients. These effects can be … of importance to perioperative
management include head … patient, especially in regard to perioperative management. …

… optimal metabolic management of the diabetic patient during … surgical problems are managed
in diabetic patients.5, 6 The aim … Aims of successful perioperative management of diabetes …

… Perioperative … perioperative use of atenolol is recommended in patients with coronary artery
disease or in those individuals with risk factors for coronary artery disease unless the patient …

… The primary aim of perioperative management of the surgical diabetic patient is to decrease
… improve perioperative care. The former describes an ideal pathway for all diabetic patients …

… the patient and is not meant to be judgmental or to be used for criminal charges. Most patients
are honest with the provider, but testing should be considered in the unconscious patient …