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Pre Warming Protocol Implementation in Operation Room
Literature establishes that warming with a heated blanket before and during the operation is effective in the prevention of perioperative hypothermia, both in general anesthesia as well as spinal anesthesia. However, the trials have still not presented us with objective protocols to standardize this routine in the surgical centers. The study aims to assess the adoption and reproduction of the implementation of the warning device by the nursing team immediately after the patient's entrance in the operating room, even before the entrance of the anesthesiologist.
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