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A year in review focused on the last published papers on general anesthesia, regional anesthesia, pediatric anesthesia, office-based anesthesia, anesthesia in robotic surgery, muscle relaxants, airway management, perioperative medicine, postoperative analgesia, and pain

Abstract – Based on high quality surgery and scientific data, scientists and surgeons are committed to protecting patients as well as healthcare staff and hereby provide this Guidance to address the special issues circumstances related to the exponential spread of the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) during this
pandemic. As a basis, the authors used the British Intercollegiate General Surgery Guidance as well as recommendations from the USA, Asia, and Italy. The aim is to take responsibility and to provide guidance for surgery

To describe and demonstrate a technique for laparoscopic removal of a perforating intrauterine device (IUD) during pregnancy, and to provide tips to facilitate safe laparoscopic surgery during pregnancy.

The paper examines the different perceptions of
risk associated with anesthesia systems from the viewpoint of the
product manufacturer and the caregiver. Only little research has
been done with regard to the impact of perception of risk on
patient safety in anesthesia. The role of the manufacturer in
mitigating the perception of risk will be central to the work. Risk
will be examined as the probability of negative occurrences based
on the Medical Device Reportable (MDR) events and how the

The paper examines the different perceptions of risk associated with anesthesia systems from the viewpoint of the product manufacturer and the caregiver. Only a little research has been done with regard to the impact of perception of risk on patient safety in anesthesia. The role of the manufacturer in mitigating the perception of risk will be central for the work.

The paper examines the MDR (Medical Device Reporting) reportable events reported to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) from medical device manufacturers and caregivers in the US market. A review of all MDRs reported between October 2014 and September 2019 is performed. The MDRs under analysis are related to adverse patient events, in particular to deaths and serious injuries. The study will provide a trend of patient safety as a result of the adverse patient events reported in the five considered years.