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HOT TOPICS IN CARDIOLOGY: Issue 16, 2009
Beta-blockers in noncardiac surgery: do they really work?
Beta-blockers in noncardiac surgery: do they really work?
Stefano Gerosa, Alberto Margonato
Correspondence to:
Alberto Margonato - MD, FESC Director, Clinical Cardiology/CCU Cardio-Thoracic Department Universita’ Vita-Salute Scientific Institute San Raffaele Milan, Italy E-mail: margonato.alberto@hsr.it
Summary
- PRINCIPAL MECHANISMS OF ACTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF BETA-BLOCKERS
- Beta1 selectivity
- Plasma half-life
- Effects on the cardiovascular system
- PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF PERIOPERATIVE CARDIOVASCULAR COMPLICATIONS
- UTILIZATION OF BETA-BLOCKERS IN NONCARDIAC SURGERY: THE LITERATURE
- Beta-blockers in any type of noncardiac surgery
- Beta-blockers in vascular surgery
- Reviews
- The POISE trial
- BETA-BLOCKERS IN NONCARDIAC SURGERY: DO THEY REALLY WORK?
- REFERENCES
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