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Optimal perioperative management is essential to identify high-risk patients and prevent postoperative pulmonary complications after lung resection.
Optimal perioperative management is crucial for preventing pulmonary complications and improving outcomes in patients undergoing lung resection.
May warrant enhanced perioperative protocols for lung resection; leaves open specific interventions for randomized testing.
Lung resection has various and commonly occurring postoperative complications. Pulmonary complication is well known as one of the most important among them, exerting a negative influence on the postoperative course and resulting in mortality. Thus, the prevention of pulmonary complication after lung resection is very important. To prevent postoperative pulmonary complication, the perioperative management must be optimal. Perioperative management begins long before the surgery and does not end until the patient leaves the hospital. The goal of perioperative management is to identify the high-risk patients, to provide appropriate intervention, to prevent postoperative complications, and to obtain the best outcomes.
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Jang Hoon Lee (2012) conducted a review in Lung resection. Perioperative management was evaluated. Optimal perioperative management is essential to identify high-risk patients and prevent postoperative pulmonary complications after lung resection.
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