Although general internists and subspecialists are familiar with prescribing and managing medications in typical outpatient and inpatient venues, the perioperative period represents a challenging and often unfamiliar setting. This module will outline the principles, available evidence, and expert opinions to be considered when making perioperative management recommendations for some of the most commonly prescribed medications.
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Author: Dr. Cohn reports having minor stock holdings in Bristol Myers Squibb, GlaxoSmithKline, Merck & Co, Inc, and Pfizer Inc; and serving on the Advisory Board for Portola and Speaker Honoria for Janssen.
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