continuously infused anesthetic agent(s) [1] 1st line: propofol (or, alternatively, midazolam) Either midazolam or propofol has traditionally been utilized as a front-line anesthetic
Key Points: GI symptoms are the most common adverse effects, ranging from expected nausea and vomiting to gastroparesis and, rarely, functional obstruction Delayed gastric emptying has important airway implications and a cautious approach to airway management is warranted Biliary disease is one of the most clinically significant complications, particularly early in treatment and with rapid weight loss Pancreatitis is rare, and current evidence does not support a strong causal relationship EDKA and AKI are uncommon but important to recognize in the right context Conclusions: GLP-1 receptor agonists have transformed the management of diabetes and obesity, with clear benefits in weight loss, glycemic control, and cardiovascular outcomes
Perhaps he said this because the only studies done on l carn are pretty much all using oral administration
Ogrodnik M, Salmonowicz H, Jurk D, et al
Bischof K, Moitzi D, Stoop R, et al
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