- Anesthesiology takes patient safety as its starting point. Anyone undergoing sedation or anesthesia must first and foremost be safe," Professor Janusz Andres, president of the Polish Society of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, told Medexpress in an interview.
In anesthesiology today, can we say that we are beneficiaries of advances in science and medicine? And if so, in what areas?
It can be said that anesthesiology and intensive care has been the beneficiary of advances in science in every respect since its inception. As far as anesthesiology is concerned, both in the way anesthesia or sedation is carried out, as well as peri-procedural matters require monitoring, drugs and anesthesiological proficiency. We have progress in each of these areas. We can monitor all of the patient's basic vitals. We've also had great advances in medications for several years, with new...
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