手术室各亚专科手术的麻醉精细化管理实践探究(Exploration of the Practice of Anesthesia Precision Management for Various Subspecialties of Surgeries in the Operating Room)

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Objective This article explores the application value of refined anesthesia management in various sub-specialty surgeries in the operating rooms, analyzes its impact on anesthesia safety, surgical quality, and patient prognosis, and provides practical reference for establishing a standardized, targeted, and precise anesthesia management system in operating rooms.Methods A total of 400 patients who underwent five major surgical procedures in our hospital throughout 2024 were included and randomly divided into two groups, with 200 cases in each group. The control group received routine perioperative anesthesia management, while the observation group implemented a graded and refined anesthesia plan based on the sub-specialty characteristics and individual risks. The adverse events during anesthesia, recovery duration, operating room efficiency, and postoperative symptom indicators of the two groups were compared and analyzed. Results The observation group had lower perioperative adverse reactions, precise anesthesia control, shorter operation and recovery times, improved efficiency in the operating room, and significant advantages in risk control for orthopedic and neurosurgery. The data of each group showed P <0.05. Conclusion Tailoring individualized anesthesia plans on demand, avoiding the shortcomings of traditional uniform management, and enhancing safety, efficiency and rehabilitation quality - these features have significant promotional potential and are therefore the key points for optimizing anesthesia qual ity control.