• Philip Cohen, Karem Slim, Laure Soulier, and Alexandre Theissen.
• Cabinet d'avocats Aubert, 7, rue Aubert, 75009 Paris, France.
• Presse Med. 2017 May 1; 46 (5): 472-477.

AbstractThroughout the perioperative period, anesthetists and surgeons jointly provide care for patients. The advances in medicine and surgery, the practice of perioperative quality medicine and the recent application of enhanced recovery program after surgery have necessitated strengthening the place of each in its area of expertise while developing the spirit team and communication. Thus, alongside the surgeon who was once considered the head of the surgical team, the anesthetist's role has been to consolidate for the management of the surgical patient and had his spot empower themselves in the eye of the patient with the birth an own contract with the patient (due in particular to the obligation to preanesthetic consultation by the decree of December 5, 1994). This has led to a new division of responsibility between these actors: jurisprudence has abandoned the exclusive responsibility of the surgeon, devoted own responsibility of the anesthetist with a division (if any) of responsibility between the anesthetist and the surgeon.Copyright © 2017 Elsevier Masson SAS. All rights reserved.

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