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Pingle Reddy1, Brian Duggar1, John Butterworth1
1Pingle Reddy, Brian Duggar, John Butterworth, Department of Anesthesiology, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA 232298-0695, United States.
Abstract:
Both diabetes mellitus and hyperglycemia per se are associated with negative outcomes after cardiac surgery. In this article, we review these associations, the possible mechanisms that lead to adverse outcomes, and the epidemiology of diabetes focusing on those patients requiring cardiac surgery. We also examine outpatient and perioperative management of diabetes with the same focus. Finally, we discuss our own efforts to improve glycemic management of patients undergoing cardiac surgery at our institution, including keys to success, results of implementation, and patient safety concerns.
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