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Anaes SAQsPreoperative assessment & risk

Anaes SAQs · Preoperative assessment & risk

The revised cardiac risk index and the preoperative cardiac assessment

The Lee SAQ — the six predictors (high-risk surgery, IHD, CHF, CVA, insulin-DM, creatinine), the risk gradation (0.4% to 11%), and its integration with the MET and ESC/ESA algorithm.

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Outline the revised cardiac risk index (Lee), the risk factors it identifies, the risk stratification it provides, and its place in the preoperative cardiac assessment.

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Outline the revised cardiac risk index (Lee), the risk factors it identifies, the risk stratification it provides, and its place in the preoperative cardiac assessment.

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  1. [1]Lee TH, et al. Derivation and prospective validation of a simple index for prediction of cardiac risk of major noncardiac surgery. Circulation, 1999.PMID 10477528
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