Safe Transfer of the Brain-injured Patient
theanaesthesia.blogThe document considers recent developments in the management of multiply-injured patients and those with acute ischaemic stroke.
Whilst many of the principles of safe transfer are common to all seriously ill patients, specific risks and management strategies apply to those with acute brain injury.
For example, the guideline provides new recommendations on the management of blood pressure parameters for common types of brain injury.
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