Advances in Anesthesia and Intensive Care During Perioperative Period
A special issue of Journal of Clinical Medicine (ISSN 2077-0383). This special issue belongs to the section "Intensive Care".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 October 2025 | Viewed by 369
Special Issue Editor
Interests: postoperative outcome; anesthesia; cardiac anesthesia; severe hypoxemic respiratory failure; critical care medicine; intensive care medicine; post intensive care syndrome; sepsis; infection; mechanical ventilation; airway management; resuscitation; CPR; emergency management; pain management; big data; machine learning; AI
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Dear Colleagues,
Knowledge management in anesthesia, intensive care, and emergency medicine has seen a considerable boost in the last 15 years, partly due to the introduction of automated measurement data transfer to electronic protocols and patient records. On the one hand, this offers an enormous opportunity to make predictions based on corresponding analyses that were previously not easily accessible due to their complexity. One example of this is telemetric applications in intensive care and emergency medicine. The benefits of AI-supported technologies are also being demonstrated in practice in the field of ultrasound technology in regional anesthesia and closed-loop anesthesia systems. In addition, various fast-track concepts are becoming increasingly important in perioperative medicine. This progress should be seen as a great opportunity in anesthesiology and intensive care medicine, as it enables practitioners to make decisions in less time and adapt to treatment more quickly by recognizing changes faster. Digitalization is paving the way for further specification and more patient-orientated individual therapy decisions (ventilation, medication, etc.) based on patient-specific data, both in the operating theatre and in intensive care medicine.
Manuscripts can be submitted in the form of original studies, meta-analysis, or reviews.
Prof. Dr. Philipp Simon
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- general anesthesia
- intensive care medicine
- post intensive care syndrome
- perioperative management
- fast track
- pain management
- complications
- postoperative outcome
- digitalization
- big data
- AI
- closed-loop systems
- machine learning
- clinical decision support
- telemedicine
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