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Springer Anesthesia In High-Risk Patients 2018 Edition by Jean-Luc Fellahi, Marc Léone
This book describes the approach to anesthetic and perioperative management in different categories of high-risk patient scheduled to undergo elective noncardiac surgery. Individual sections focus on patients with conditions entailing cardiac and hemodynamic risks, respiratory risks, renal and metabolic risks, neurological risks, and other forms of risk. For each condition, up-to-date guidance is provided on risk evaluation, risk stratification, and intraoperative and postoperative anesthetic management. This is the first time that such different clinical situations have been gathered together in a single textbook of anesthesiology. All of the authors are international experts with extensive clinical experience. The aim is to provide trainee anesthesiologists with clear guidance that will prove invaluable when managing a wide range of patients with serious illnesses or conditions that pose a significant anesthetic risk. The book will also serve as a valuable reference for more experienced anesthesiologists and intensivists. Table of contents : Introduction.- Preface.- Acknowledgments.- Introduction.- Part 1. Cardiac and hemodynamic risks.- The patient with acute coronary syndrome.- The patient with advanced chronic heart failure.- The patient with severe pulmonary arterial hypertension .- The patient with severe aortic stenosis.- The patient with congenital cardiac disease.- The patient with an automatic implanted device.- The patient with intra-abdominal hyperpression.- Part 2. Respiratory risks.- The patient with SOAS.- The patient with end-stage pulmonary disease.- Part 3. Renal and metabolic risks.- The patient with end-stage renal disease.- The patient with end-stage liver disease.- The severe obese patient.- Patients with rare metabolic diseases.- Part 4. Neurological risks.- Patients with cerebral diseases.- Patients with chronic neuromuscular diseases.- Part 5. Other risks.- The patient with severe sepsis.- The patient with hemorrhagic risk.- The transplanted patient.- Aged patients with a frailty syndrome.- The allergic patient.- The addicted patient.- The Jehovah witness patient.- The pregnant women.