Assessment of anesthesia residents' awareness and knowledge levels regarding malignant hyperthermia in relation to their residency

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The aim is to evaluate anesthesia residents' awareness and knowledge regarding malignant hyperthermia and its implications for patient safety.
Cross-sectional study design
Involved 215 anesthesia residents
Evaluated knowledge with a questionnaire measuring responses to specific questions
Categorized knowledge levels into low, moderate, and high
Average knowledge score was 12.50±3.19
19.1% of participants showed low knowledge
53.0% had moderate knowledge
27.9% demonstrated high knowledge
Knowledge scores increased significantly with longer residency duration (Kruskal–Wallis H=26.34, p<0.001)

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Cross-sectional study assesses knowledge levels about malignant hyperthermia among anesthesia residents, indicating a need for enhanced training.

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Doymuş et al. (2026) studied this question.

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