• Terapevt Arkh · Jan 2014

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    [Evolution of ideas on the assessment of cardiovascular risks in the perioperative period].

    • V V Samoĭlenko and O P Shevchenko.
    • Terapevt Arkh. 2014 Jan 1; 86 (4): 96-102.

    AbstractSubstantial advance has been made in operative surgery and anesthesiology; on the one hand, population ageing and, on the other, increasing surgical care needs make the prediction of perioperative complications an important component of the entire current model of surgical care. In the last decades, the concept of risk in perioperative medicine has been formulated; the theoretical base for a statistical description of the risk concept has been created, and different integral risk prediction models based on the risk index obtained by regression analysis have been elaborated and promoted. At the same time, none of the created models can reliably assess the risk of cardiovascular events associated with surgical intervention and predict the probability of poor clinical outcomes with a high degree of accuracy.

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