Under the same-day surgery mode, anesthesiologists play an important role in ensuring patient safety, eliminating medical risks, practicing the concept of enhanced recovery after surgery, and realizing comfortable diagnosis and treatment, and a standardized anesthesia management process is the key to protect patients. Based on the principled suggestions in The Consensus of Chinese Experts on Anaesthesia for Day Surgery, combined with the advanced management experience of day surgery anesthesia at home and abroad, and repeatedly revised through practice, a comprehensive, rigorous, and standardized anesthesia management process for same-day surgery was gradually explored by the First Affiliated Hospital of Dalian Medical University. This paper introduces the process from the aspects of procedure of anesthesia evaluation in same-day surgery, preoperative preparation, standardized intraoperative anesthesia management, postoperative pain management, and prevention and treatment of postoperative complications.
Portal hypertension caused by viral post hepatic liver cirrhosis has brought a heavy burden to medical treatment in China. In addition to liver transplantation, the treatments include drugs, endoscopy, intervention and surgery, but the effect is not satisfactory. At present, the consensus and guideline for portal hypertension often focuse on a single treatment, and there is an urgent need for reasonable, standardized and individualized treatment to minimize the risk of upper gastrointestinal bleeding and improve the long-term survival of patients, which should also be the ultimate goal of multi-disciplinary treatment (MDT) mode of portal hypertension. The MDT diagnosis and treatment method of portal hypertension needs to be obtained in combination with the general situation of patients (including liver function level, upper gastrointestinal bleeding risk, hypersplenism, etc.) and local medical advantages. For patients with acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding, the treatment with less trauma and good hemostatic effect should be selected as far as possible. Patients with previous bleeding history or bleeding cessation should improve the relevant evaluation as soon as possible and submit it to MDT for discussion and selection of the next appropriate treatment. Drugs and endoscopy can be used for high-risk groups of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Whether surgical preventive treatment can benefit patients or not needs further large sample research support. Minimally invasive surgery is the development direction of surgical treatment. Combination of internal and external treatment may give full play to their respective advantages, reducing the risk of bleeding and improving long-term survival.