Improvements in medication administration, airway management, and central venous access may improve outcomes in perioperative cardiac arrest.
May inform targeted training on medication, airway, and central access; leaves open prospective trials to confirm outcome impact.
Most perioperative cardiac arrests were related to medication administration, airway management, and technical problems of central venous access. Improvements focused on these three areas may result in better outcomes.
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