Anesthesia & Clinical Research
Open Access
ISSN: 2155-6148
ISSN: 2155-6148
Tariq No'aman Al-Shurbaji
Senior Specialist Anesthesiologist and Training Coordinator of Residency Program in Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Salmaniya Medical Complex,
Review Article
Correlation between Monitoring Practices during Anesthesia and Patient Recovery after Complicated Surgeries-Anesthesia
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Introduction: The monitoring in anesthetic practice is referred to the observation and assessment of several physiological variables of the patients such as cardiac output, depth of anesthesia, stroke volume, cerebral and tissue oxygen, joined with parameters evaluating the technological monitors of anesthesia measurement such as EEG or AEP. The frequency of severe complications related to Anesthesia seems to have diminished lately. However, anesthetic accidents remain occurring as well as a prolonged state of unconsciousness from anesthesia continues to be one of the severe challenges that involving an anesthesiologist.
Aim and objectives: The current study primarily aims to describe the role of anesthesia and patient monitoring; some of the available monitors and indicate how their combined use might be beneficial in managing the morbidity a.. View More»