Recently released high impact publication

Liver transplantation is the only curative treatment for end-stage liver disease, yet perioperative management is complex and high-risk. Variations in anesthetic practices may influence outcomes, but benchmarks are scant. This study characterizes liver transplant anesthesia practices in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand to identify patterns and opportunities
to establish a “standard of care.”

The findings identified substantial practice variability, highlighting opportunities to develop consensus guidelines and targeted training to standardize perioperative care.

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