Pulmonary Artery Catheterization

Naylor, C. David; Sibbald, William J.; Sprung, Charles L.; Pinfold, S. Patricia; Calvin, James E.; Cerra, Frank B.

doi:10.1001/jama.1993.03500180099042

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“…High risk patients in one centre accounted for about 7 % of all anaesthesiological interventions but for 82% of overall mortality (1). In these patients mortality figures of up to 40 % have been quoted (2,4,5).…”

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“…The high risk group proposed by Shoemaker (1) and used by Boyd et a1 (2) and Hayes et a1 (3): One or more of the following criteria: 1. Previous severe cardiorespiratory illness (eg. acute myocardial infarction) 2.…”

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“…Regardless of cause, more patients with liver disease are presenting for anesthesia and surgery and even a greater number may beexpected in the tuture. Furthermore, anesthesia and surgery may exacerbate liver dysfunction in patients with preexisting liver disease (2).…”

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Critical care medicine has always been an integral part of the clinical practice of anaesthesiology. Anaesthesiologists have been intimately involved, indeed instrumental, in the development of critical care medicine as a specialty. Many consider the practice of operating room anaesthesiology the practice of critical care medicine limited to the operative period. Nonetheless, the anaesthesiologist is daily involved with rapid alterations in physiologic status that require prompt recognition and early interventionthe hallmark of critical care medicine.By virtue of training experience, competence and interest, the anaesthesiologists skills and knowledge uniquely qua* him to care for critically ill patients. This expertise has been legally rec-us to take a proactive role in ensuring comprehensive quality management. We should take the necessary steps to market our expertise effectively.

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confidence: 99%