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SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS HANDBOOK: A Case-Based Clinical Guide to Intraoperative Crises, Postoperative Complications, Risk Reduction, and Surgical Management Decisions - Softcover

Bova, Robert V.

 
9798172524271: SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS HANDBOOK: A Case-Based Clinical Guide to Intraoperative Crises, Postoperative Complications, Risk Reduction, and Surgical Management Decisions

Synopsis

Surgical complications demand more than technical knowledge—they require recognition, clinical reasoning, decisive action, and continuous reassessment.

Surgical Complications Handbook is a practical, case-based clinical guide to recognizing, assessing, preventing, and managing complications that occur during and after surgery.

Inside, readers will explore:

  • Intraoperative bleeding and hemorrhage

  • Airway, respiratory, and cardiovascular complications

  • Infection, sepsis, and source control

  • Wound and abdominal complications

  • Gastrointestinal and anastomotic complications

  • Hepatobiliary and pancreatic complications

  • Renal, urologic, and genitourinary complications

  • Vascular and thromboembolic complications

  • Neurologic and functional complications

  • Thoracic and cardiopulmonary complications

  • The deteriorating surgical patient

  • Case-based clinical reasoning and rapid-review algorithms

The book emphasizes a practical framework:

RECOGNIZE → STABILIZE → IDENTIFY → ASSESS → CONTROL → MANAGE → REASSESS → PREVENT

With clinical cases, critical decision points, diagnostic approaches, management considerations, prevention strategies, and common reasoning errors, this handbook helps readers understand what to recognize, what to prioritize, when to act, and when to escalate care.

A practical clinical reference for surgical education, training, examination preparation, and structured review.

Medical Disclaimer: This book is for educational purposes only and does not replace professional medical education, clinical training, qualified medical advice, institutional protocols, or independent clinical judgment. Medical information and guidelines change; readers should verify important clinical information against current authoritative sources before application.

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