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L’ipertensione è una patologia che in genere non costringe a rimandare l’intervento per riequilibrare al meglio i valori pressori prima dello stesso, a meno che non raggiunga valori particolarmente elevati. Tuttavia l’iperteso è un paziente fragile e particolarmente predisposto sia all’ipotensione che all’ipertensione perioperatoria e agli eventi avversi che ne conseguono. Pertanto è di fondamentale importanza conoscere bene la fisiopatologia dell’ipertensione perché da questa conoscenza nascono le scelte corrette di trattamento, le strategie gestionali atte a prevenire, tempestivamente diagnosticare e altrettanto tempestivamente trattare gli eventi avversi.
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Allaria, B. (2011). La gestione perioperatoria del paziente iperteso. In: Allaria, B., Dei Poli, M. (eds) Il monitoraggio delle funzioni vitali nel perioperatorio non cardiochirurgico. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1723-8_4
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