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[Undesirable Events During Anesthesia For Programmed Digestive Surgery].

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¹Service d'anesthésie réanimation Hôpital Point G.

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|July 28, 2022

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Perioperative morbidity in digestive surgery is common, with 68.8% of patients experiencing adverse events, primarily cardiovascular, respiratory, and digestive issues. Improving staff training and using better products can reduce these risks.

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Anesthesia Anesthésie CHU Gabriel Touré Chirurgie digestive programmée Evénements indésirables Teaching hospital Gabriel Touré Undesirable events programmed digestive Surgery

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Area of Science:

Digestive Surgery
Anesthesiology
Surgical Morbidity

Context:

A prospective, descriptive survey was conducted in digestive surgery and anesthesia resuscitation services.
Data was collected from February to August 2014.
The study included patients undergoing programmed digestive surgery under anesthesia.

Purpose:

To investigate the incidence and factors associated with perioperative morbidity in digestive surgery.
To identify common adverse events and their contributing factors.

Summary:

125 patient files were analyzed, revealing a 68.8% incidence of perioperative undesirable events.
Predominant events included cardiovascular, respiratory, and digestive issues (nausea, vomiting).
Factors influencing these events were anesthesia technique, duration, narcotics, and patient history (p < 0.05).

Impact:

Identified avoidable factors contributing to perioperative morbidity in digestive surgery.
Highlights the need for enhanced staff training and the use of better-tolerated products to mitigate risks.
Findings can inform strategies to improve patient safety and outcomes in digestive surgery.