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Does delirium detected in the PACU reflect true, early neurocognitive dysfunction, or transient effects of emergence from anesthesia? @kyleadlaka @cumedicalschool 🔗shorturl.at/ov5Kt

The liver tells a different story: despite boosting cardiac output, dobutamine redistributed hepatic perfusion by increasing portal vein flow and reducing hepatic arterial flow, emphasising the need to look beyond systemic haemodynamics. @LimmenVan 🔗shorturl.at/yb1bO

Pilot RCT shows a new oral device, designed for airway patency during procedural sedation, significantly reduces number and duration of apnoeic events, w/out discomfort, harm unintended effects, in sedated healthy volunteers. @Dr_Ljungvall 🔗shorturl.at/aEDt8

Prospective study of 387 women found moderate-to-severe pain after caesarean delivery was common despite current analgesic practices. @MatiesResearch @StellenboschUni @seanC001 🔗shorturl.at/Ehi8p

From variation to consensus: this Modified Delphi study standardises opioid-to-oral morphine equivalent conversion ratios, helping researchers compare opioid exposure more consistently across populations and studies. @baderalmodibeg @Patrice_Forget 🔗shorturl.at/grU2Y

A-QUA is a national Swiss perioperative quality initiative that enables standardized, real-world data capture and benchmarking of anaesthesia processes and outcomes to identify variability and drive improvement in patient safety. @Ganter2Ganter 🔗shorturl.at/bi8l4

With multiple myeloma incidence rising globally, this comprehensive review addresses a critical gap in anaesthesia literature by synthesising perioperative considerations for this uniquely complex patient population. @UCTHealthSci 🔗shorturl.at/bsuJf

Percutaneous intercostal cryoneurolysis before Nuss procedure has little effect on myelinated fibre function, while mostly modulating unmyelinated fibres; no signs of Wallerian degeneration emerged on nerve conduction studies. @Bubu84csa 🔗shorturl.at/qE83f

ESAIC consensus on sustainable intensive care. 37 Delphi-validated recommendations on energy, waste, drugs, AMR and ethics. Decarbonize ICUs, cut single-use waste, reduce drug/environmental harm, and embed precaution in clinical decisions. @ESAIC_org 🔗shorturl.at/35rqn

This feasibility study shows that a PROM-based digital journey can be integrated into routine surgical care, supporting structured perioperative assessment, automated follow-up, and patient-centred outcome monitoring. 🔗shorturl.at/0BJnT

Retrospective cohort of 163 elective liver resections, intermittent hepatic clamping was associated with increased post-op hyperglycemia, which may support closer peri-op glucose surveillance and tailored insulin therapy. @AnestGabThierry @CHULiege 🔗shorturl.at/iFuJT

Safety evaluation of medical AI should include human clinicians and domain-adapted models: unsafe recommendations were observed in humans and general-purpose GPT-4, but not in our domain-specific GPT-4 model for peri-operative antithrombotic management. 🔗shorturl.at/sos4b

In frail older adults with hip fracture, femoral nerve neurolysis may provide sustained analgesia while aligning perioperative care with palliative goals. 🔗shorturl.at/VErfF

A review of the current state of patient-centred precision medicine in anaesthesia @calclarkgas 🔗shorturl.at/RhtKD

What if any hospital could harness its OR and ICU data for AI and real-time decision support? We built an open, vendor-neutral platform integrating monitors, ventilators, syringe pumps & EEG across 77 beds and 120k patients. @HopLariboisiere 🔗shorturl.at/xCNek

What if any hospital could harness its OR and ICU data for AI and real-time decision support? We built an open, vendor-neutral platform integrating monitors, ventilators, syringe pumps & EEG across 77 beds and 120k patients. @HopLariboisiere 🔗shorturl.at/zBQoo

In a single-blind exploratory RCT (n=98), applying left paratracheal pressure (~30 N) during routine anaesthesia induction did not worsen laryngoscopic view or intubation conditions versus sham, although release was occasionally required. 🔗shorturl.at/L6wZu