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Understanding cardiovascular physiology, including myocardial oxygen balance and pressure-volume relationships, is crucial for anesthesiologists to manage adverse events effectively.
This review highlights key aspects of cardiac physiology relevant to anesthesiologists to help manage cardiovascular changes during anesthesia.
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Emphasizes physiology training for anesthesiologists; leaves open whether it improves outcomes in prospective studies.
Anesthesia affects the physiology of each patient and most especially the cardiovascular system is affected. Therefore understanding the physiology of the cardiovascular system allows a better understanding of the changes occurring under anesthesia, enabling recognition and effective treatment of the adverse events. This review has addressed the points that are important to anesthesiologists in cardiac physiology.
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Aykaç et al. (2015) conducted a review in Cardiac physiology and anesthesia. Anesthesia and cardiac physiology management was evaluated. Understanding cardiovascular physiology, including myocardial oxygen balance and pressure-volume relationships, is crucial for anesthesiologists to manage adverse events effectively.
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