Specific Considerations With Liver Disease - Anesthesia in Patients With Liver Disease
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Specific Considerations With Liver Disease - Anesthesia in Patients With Liver Disease- maintaining adequate hepatic perfusion
- Outline
- Propofol is the preferred induction agent
- regional anesthesia
- Acetaminophen is deemed safe
- venous access
- arterial catheter
- rapid sequence induction
- postoperative care
- Surgical considerations for the anesthesiologist during procedures on the liver
- Enhanced Recovery after Surgery (ERAS) for liver resection
- Specific Considerations With Liver Disease - Liver Disease
- Specific Considerations With Liver Disease - Surgical Risk in Patients With Liver Disease
- Specific Considerations With Liver Disease - Postoperative Liver Dysfunction
- Specific Considerations With Liver Disease - Hepatic Anatomy
- Specific Considerations With Liver Disease - Hepatic Function
- Specific Considerations With Liver Disease - Metabolism of Anesthetics
- Specific Considerations With Cardiac Disease - Cardiac Transplant Patient
- Anesthesia for Abdominal Surgery - Anesthetic Considerations for Specific Abdominal Procedures
- Specific Considerations With Cardiac Disease - Congestive Heart Failure