Update on Opioid Addiction for Perioperative and Critical Unit Care: Anaesthesiologists Perspective

Journal Title: Journal of Addiction Medicine and Therapeutic Science - Year 2015, Vol 1, Issue 2

Abstract

Drug addiction remains a challenge in perioperative management for a surgical procedure for anaesthesiologists. Anesthesiologists are increasingly encountering patients with current or previous history of drug abuse in their day-to-day practice, both in the ED (emergency department) or ICU (intensive care unit) and the OR (operating room) [1].

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Hariharan U, Garg R

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Update on Opioid Addiction for Perioperative and Critical Unit Care: Anaesthesiologists Perspective

Drug addiction remains a challenge in perioperative management for a surgical procedure for anaesthesiologists. Anesthesiologists are increasingly encountering patients with current or previous history of drug abuse in t...

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  • EP ID EP322576
  • DOI 10.17352/2455-3484.000007
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Hariharan U, Garg R (2015). Update on Opioid Addiction for Perioperative and Critical Unit Care: Anaesthesiologists Perspective. Journal of Addiction Medicine and Therapeutic Science, 1(2), 27-30. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-322576