Incidence of acute compartment syndrome with routine use of regional anesthesia for l...

Acute compartment syndrome (ACS) is a severe complication of traumatic long bone fractures that can threaten limb viability and, in extreme cases, life. This condition requires timely diagnosis and intervention...

The Impact of Propofol Infusion on the Need for Rescue Antiemetics in Postanesthesia ...

Postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV) is a common complication following surgeries that use volatile anesthetics. A recent study conducted at the Mayo Clinic investigated whether adding a propofol infusion t...

Novel Blood Pressure-Lowering Strategy Shows Promise for Intracerebral Hemorrhage Pat...

A new study recently published in Anesthesiology reveals significant advancements in managing blood pressure for patients suffering from spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH). This condition, the most seve...

Cervical Cerclage and Anesthesia Management: Ensuring Safe Outcomes for High-Risk Pre...

Cervical cerclage, a procedure used to prevent preterm birth in women with cervical insufficiency, is an essential intervention in obstetric care. This surgical technique involves placing sutures around the cer...

Insights into peripartum cardiac arrest

Peripartum cardiac arrest, a rare but critical medical emergency, requires prompt and coordinated intervention to improve survival outcomes for both mother and baby. The primary causes of maternal cardiac arres...