American College of Physicians
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MTP 008 A
Preoperative Evaluation: Using Evidence to Optimize Risk and Cut Costs
Clinical questions to be addressed:
Preoperative Evaluation: Using Evidence to Optimize Risk and Cut Costs
Clinical questions to be addressed:
- Which asymptomatic patients should undergo stress testing prior to elective noncardiac surgery?
- Which patients should receive preoperative beta-blockers prior to surgery?
- Should perioperative statins be used in all patients with risk for coronary artery or peripheral vascular disease, regardless of their low-density lipoprotein level?
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