周術期医学ジャーナル
オープンアクセス

概要

Using Regional Techniques in Aging Surgical Patient Via Perioperative Multimodal Anesthesia

Matthias Jacquet

The complications and complex processes of aging will include all human organ systems. Secondary to accumulative impact of comorbid conditions and diminished physiological reserve, perioperative stresses will interfere with physiological condition and cause Adverse Effects (AE) of potential injurious with a rise in range of old patients undergoing surgery. It is necessary to optimum perioperative therapies to enhance recovery whereas minimizing adverse effects for older surgical patients. A contribution to development of perioperative complications for patients is improper/inadequate operative pain therapy. Inadequate postsurgical pain management may relate poor interventional outcomes with potential higher rates of medical complications of perioperative pain anesthesia/ analgesia expertise for patients. Ultrasound-guided regional anaesthetic is an important aspect of the practise of anaesthesia for the aged population, and its increase will continue to surpass the younger population due to global advances in lifespan.