ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF OBESE PATIENTs.
Wael Samir Mohamed Maher;
Abstract
The prevalence of significant obesity continues to rise in both developed and developing countries. As a result, the anesthetist can expect to be presented frequently with obese patients in the operating theatre. An individual is considered obese when the
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| Title | ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF OBESE PATIENTs. | Authors | Wael Samir Mohamed Maher | Keywords | ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF OBESE PATIENTs. | Issue Date | 2008 | Description | The prevalence of significant obesity continues to rise in both developed and developing countries. As a result, the anesthetist can expect to be presented frequently with obese patients in the operating theatre. An individual is considered obese when the |
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