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Except where otherwise stated, drug dosages end recommendations are for the non-pregnant adult who is not breast. feeding Links to third party websites are provided by Oxford in good faith and for information only, Oxford disclaims anyr responsibility f for the materials contained in any third party website referenced in this work. Preface Welcome to the fifth edition of the Oxford Handbook of Anaesthesia. This edition sees a new editorial team.
Rachel Freedman, Lara Herbert, Aidan O’Donnell, and Nicki Ross have taken over from Keith Allman and lain Wilson, who have continued to provide advice and encouragement during the development of this edition. Keith and lain started this book from scratch and have been at the wheel for almost 20 years. Now they have handed us the keys and let us drive—we promise to try not to crash into anything. We must begin by acknowledging the thousands of hours of work con- tributed by the authors that have been involved in the previous editions.
The handbook is a success because of the work that has gone before. Our aim with the fifth edition is to make this the most useful anaesthetic handbook in the world. The layout of the book has been changed to bring disparate topics together, and to make the flow of the book more aligned with the sequence of a patient’s perioperative journey. We have maintained an emphasis on patient safety, practicality, and good practice throughout.
Familiar sections have been completely revised or expanded, including Preoperative considerations, Regional anaesthesia, and Major trauma. New sections have been added, including sensible advice about looking after yourself and what to do when things go wrong. We have welcomed a large number of new contributors with a wider international spread to enrich the content. We have tried to do all this while keeping the size of the book manageable.
The Oxford Handbook of Anaesthesia remains a comprehensive and practical guide to anaesthesia. It has proven popular in many countries throughout the world. It has been translated into Polish and Romanian. A low-cost edition is available in many countries across Asia (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Vietnam, and Yemen) and Africa (Libya, Egypt).
We hope that you will enjoy this latest edition of the handbook and find the changes helpful. We welcome your feedback, so that we can keep improving the book. Despite all our efforts, it is possible that an occasional error exists; please be careful. We would like to thank our partners for their long-suffering support.
Our own families have grown larger, and we welcome Andrew and Joshua, who were born while this book was gestating. We thank our many contributors for their expertise and hard work; and Keith and lain, without whom the book would not exist. Unlike Keith and lain, our editorial team is located in four different cities in two different countries, so we have not had the luxury of meeting over a beer. We have instead sat through many hours of discussion in a virtual public house we fondly refer to as The Skype Arms.
If lain were to buy us one drink for each time he told us this book was nearly finished, we would have a merry night indeed. vi PREFACE We hope this edition will augment the already fantastic work anaesthetists are doing all around the world to keep their patients safe. In the words of Lewis Carrol: ‘One of the deep secrets of life is that all that is really worth the doing is what we do for others’. Rachel, Lara, Aidan and Nicki (www.com/uk/medicine/handbooks) February 2021 Contents Contributors ix Abbreviations xiv Good practice and safety = Preoperative considerations WN Preoptimisation At-risk populations BR Cardiovascular disease Can Respiratory disease CƠ.
