Preoperative electrocardiography abnormality anesthesia implication

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This guide focuses on recognising abnormal ECGs, translating findings into anaesthetic risk, and effective planning. It covers identifying preoperative ECG abnormalities, distinguishing urgent findings, and interpreting results in context. It also addresses assessing ischaemia and arrhythmia risks, reviewing patient history, and managing specific cases like prolonged QT. Finally, it emphasises the importance of tailored investigations, monitoring, and clear documentation of anaesthetic plans...