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PERIOPERATIVE VASOPRESSOR MANAGEMENT IN NONCARDIAC SURGICAL PATIENTS
Dr. Legrand
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The management of arterial pressure is crucial during noncardiac surgeries to prevent adverse postoperative outcomes. Hypotension is common in surgical patients and can lead to significant complications, including myocardial and kidney injury. The document reviews the types of vasopressors used, their mechanisms, and the variability in clinical practice regarding their administration. It also highlights the need for evidence-based protocols to optimize vasopressor use in various perioperative contexts.
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