About this Research Topic
Cardiac surgery is a complex and high-stakes medical procedure that, despite advancements in surgical techniques and perioperative care, still carries a risk of complications. These complications can range from cardiogenic shock to acute kidney injury, and infections, which can adversely affect patient outcomes. Effective monitoring and management of these perioperative complications are critical to improving survival rates and reducing morbidity. The field has seen recent advancements in diagnostic tools, therapeutic interventions, and protocols that have the potential to transform patient care. Nevertheless, the clinical integration of these advancements requires a thorough evaluation and understanding of current practices and emerging evidence.
The goal of this Research Topic is to address the challenges in monitoring and managing perioperative complications in cardiac surgery. We aim to provide a collaborative platform for academicians, researchers and clinicians to exchange knowledge, discuss recent advances, and propose innovative solutions. This collection will focus on translating evidence-based strategies into practice, thereby enhancing patient safety and outcomes in cardiac surgery.
This Research Topic welcomes original research articles, reviews, and case studies that explore various aspects of perioperative complications in cardiac surgery. We encourage submissions that focus on the following themes but not limited to:
- Early detection and preventive strategies for perioperative complications
- Cutting-edge monitoring technologies in the perioperative setting
- Specific management tactics for diverse complications encountered in cardiac surgery
- Evaluating the role of multidisciplinary teams in optimizing patient outcomes
Manuscripts that articulate novel approaches or enhance the understanding of perioperative risk management in cardiac surgery are especially welcome, with the goal of evolving clinical practices to bolster patient care.
The goal of this Research Topic is to address the challenges in monitoring and managing perioperative complications in cardiac surgery. We aim to provide a collaborative platform for academicians, researchers and clinicians to exchange knowledge, discuss recent advances, and propose innovative solutions. This collection will focus on translating evidence-based strategies into practice, thereby enhancing patient safety and outcomes in cardiac surgery.
This Research Topic welcomes original research articles, reviews, and case studies that explore various aspects of perioperative complications in cardiac surgery. We encourage submissions that focus on the following themes but not limited to:
- Early detection and preventive strategies for perioperative complications
- Cutting-edge monitoring technologies in the perioperative setting
- Specific management tactics for diverse complications encountered in cardiac surgery
- Evaluating the role of multidisciplinary teams in optimizing patient outcomes
Manuscripts that articulate novel approaches or enhance the understanding of perioperative risk management in cardiac surgery are especially welcome, with the goal of evolving clinical practices to bolster patient care.
Keywords: complication, mechanical ventilation, acute kidney injury, cardiogenic shock, infection
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