Systematic preoperative assessment, individualized anesthetics, and viscoelastic-guided coagulation management are essential to improve surgical outcomes in patients with liver disease.
Systematic preoperative assessment and individualized management are essential for patients with liver disease undergoing surgery, though high-quality prospective evidence is currently lacking.
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Patients with liver disease undergoing surgery constitute one of the highest-risk surgical populations. Systematic preoperative assessment, individualized anesthetic drug selection, viscoelastic-guided coagulation management, and early multidisciplinary involvement are essential to improve outcomes. High-quality prospective evidence to guide anesthetic practice in patients with liver disease is urgently needed.
Flick et al. (Tue,) reported a other. Systematic preoperative assessment, individualized anesthetics, and viscoelastic-guided coagulation management are essential to improve surgical outcomes in patients with liver disease.