Liver Transplantation, Immediate Postoperative Care
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First Things First (assess & treat for the following)
- Airway, breathing, circulation, cognition and deficit (neurologic)
- Disposition of patient is determined upon evaluation of patient in recovery room.
- Factors that influence decision to admit to ICU:
- Immediate postoperative allograft function
- Hemodynamic status
- Presence of active bleeding
- Postop reversibility of anesthetic effect, arousability and neurologic status
- Presence of active cardiopulmonary comorbidities
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First Things First (assess & treat for the following)
- Airway, breathing, circulation, cognition and deficit (neurologic)
- Disposition of patient is determined upon evaluation of patient in recovery room.
- Factors that influence decision to admit to ICU:
- Immediate postoperative allograft function
- Hemodynamic status
- Presence of active bleeding
- Postop reversibility of anesthetic effect, arousability and neurologic status
- Presence of active cardiopulmonary comorbidities
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