Frailty-Adjusted Anesthesia: Should Physiologic Age Replace Chronologic Age?

Frailty-Adjusted Anesthesia: Should Physiologic Age Replace Chronologic Age? Review Abstract Chronologic age has traditionally served as a cornerstone of perioperative risk assessment and clinical decision making. While advancing age is associated with an increased likelihood of postoperative complications, it is increasingly recognized that age alone provides an

Ambulatory Major Surgical Procedures: Establishing Safe Parameters for Same-Day Discharge

Ambulatory Major Surgical Procedures: Establishing Safe Parameters for Same-Day Discharge Abstract Purpose: This review examines the current evidence and safety parameters for performing major surgical procedures in the ambulatory setting with same-day discharge. The analysis focuses on patient selection criteria, procedural limitations, and institutional requirements necessary

Frailty-Adjusted Anesthesia: Should Physiologic Age Replace Chronologic Age?