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The role of the neuroanesthetist in the endovascular operating room involves managing complex procedures, coordinating staff, and responding to the needs of the neurointerventionalist.
This review outlines the critical role and responsibilities of the neuroanesthetist during complex endovascular neurosurgical procedures.
Emphasizes specialized neuroanesthesia coordination in endovascular suites; leaves open need for prospective training and outcome studies.
Endovascular neurosurgical procedures are complex, requiring significant planning, foresight, and coordination. The neuroanesthetist is an integral part of these procedures, organizing efforts of the technicians and nurses and responding to the needs of the neurointerventionalist. The purpose of this article is to review, in detail, the role of the neuroanesthetist in the endovascular operating room. An overview of all areas either partially or completely managed by the anesthetist is provided.
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Armonda et al. (2006) conducted a review in Endovascular neurosurgery. Neuroanesthesia was evaluated. The role of the neuroanesthetist in the endovascular operating room involves managing complex procedures, coordinating staff, and responding to the needs of the neurointerventionalist.
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