ERAS Protocol in Bariatric Surgery

Abstract

Obese patients represent a real challenge for the anesthesiologist both technically and intellectually. This group of people has been found to be closely associated with increased perioperative morbidity and mortality. As a result, the anesthesiologist must be prepared to treat obese patients in the operating room and intensive care unit, so they must understand their pathophysiology and specific complications associated with their condition to make our treatment more effective in this group of patients. Undoubtedly, patients who suffer from this disease due to its complications become ill and die more frequently [1].