Dexamethasone is an effective antiemetic that improves patient quality of recovery without increasing the risk of surgical site infection in noncardiac surgery.
Does dexamethasone improve quality of recovery and prevent emesis without increasing surgical site infection risk in patients undergoing noncardiac surgery?
Dexamethasone is an effective antiemetic that improves recovery quality without increasing surgical site infection risk in noncardiac surgery, supporting its wider perioperative use.
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In Brief Dexamethasone is an effective antiemetic and improves patient quality of recovery. Meta-analyses and a recent large trial found no increase in risk of surgical site infection. Dexamethasone should be more widely used in perioperative practice.
Myles et al. (Mon,) reported a other. Dexamethasone is an effective antiemetic that improves patient quality of recovery without increasing the risk of surgical site infection in noncardiac surgery.
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