NEWSLETTER FEBRUARY

Dear Colleague,

We hereby send you the February edition of our BeSARPP Newsletter. The Board would like to kindly invite you to the BeSARPP Graduation Day taking place on 10 June 2023 in UCLouvain in Brussels.

Please find more information below.

BeSARPP Graduation Day:
10 June 2023

Submit your work for the BeSARPP Graduation Day now!

Submission Deadline: 31 March, 2023

Rules and guidelines for the submission of works are available here.

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In case you do not want to submit a work, but do want to attend the Graduation Day, please register below.

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BeSARPP WEBINAR:
Guidelines on Neuromuscular Blocking Agents

The recording is now available in the members' section!

Watch here

This webinar was sponsored by:

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