NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER

Dear Colleague,

We hereby send you the latest edition of our BeSARPP Newsletter. The Board and the Scientific Committee would like to kindly invite you to the BESARPP Annual Meeting taking place on 18 & 19 November in the SQUARE Brussels Convention Centre.

The topic of this year's meeting is Sustainable Anesthesia: Can we do better?

BeSARPP WEBINAR:
PERSONALIZED ANESTHESIA

A webinar concerning Personalized Anesthesia was organised in collaboration with Medtronic.

The recordings of the webinar are available now!

Webinar supported by:

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MASTERCLASSES BY EDWARDS
HEMODYNAMIC UNIVERSITY

* Masterclasses coming up in 2023!*

2-day Masterclasses with a dedicated faculty and experts explore hemodynamic monitoring foundations including physiology, product knowledge and deeper learning with case studies, simulation workshops, OR observations and ICU visits.

Why should you take these courses?

This university consists of courses based on the knowledge of experts in the field of hemodynamic monitoring

Edwards Hemodynamic University makes it easy to learn and memorize all the essentials

Compete with others to achieve a perfect score

Test your knowledge in the final quiz and join our physical events

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SURVEYS

Variation in ASA Scoring (Milestone-2)

Dear colleagues,

The society is supporting the MILESTONE-2 survey, an international collaboration of (HPB) surgeons and anesthesiologist in which we want to explore the reasons behind the large variations seen in the ASA classification in patients undergoing HPB surgery. To what extent is this actually related to patient factors?

A previous study of our group found large differences in ASA scores in HPB surgery between different countries (USA vs European). For pancreatic surgery: ASA III/IV in NSQIP 78%, in Germany 48%, in the Netherlands 23%, and in Sweden only 3%. Since ASA is also utilized for case mix adjustment it is vital that consensus is reached on the practicalities of this system.

Find survey here