Should all patients have a resting 12-lead ECG before elective noncardiac surgery?
- Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine
- October 2014,
- 81
- (10)
- 594-596;
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.3949/ccjm.81a.13141
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- Evaluation of the Age-Based Pre-Anesthesia Screening ECG: An Analysis of Efficacy and Predictive Potential in Outpatient Surgery
- Duas surpresas potencialmente fatais em avaliação pré‐operatória de adulto jovem assintomático
- Effectiveness and Safety of Nurse Anesthetist–Led Preanesthesia Evaluation for Patients With Cancer: A Retrospective Observational Study With Coarsened Exact Matching Method
- Continuous 12-lead ECG visual display monitoring for use in surgical recovery
- Definition of low‐value care in a low‐risk preoperative population: A scoping review
- The accuracy of anesthesia-educated nurses in pre-anesthesia evaluation: A diagnostic accuracy study
- Two potentially fatal surprises in the preoperative assessment of an asymptomatic young adult
- Should we routinely screen for hypercapnia in sleep apnea patients before elective noncardiac surgery?
- Should we stop aspirin before noncardiac surgery?
- Do healthy patients need routine laboratory testing before elective noncardiac surgery?
- Preoperative evaluation before noncardiac vascular surgery
- Cardiac risk stratification before noncardiac surgery