A Cross-Sectional Study of Anesthesia Safety in Wad Medani, Sudan: A Pre-war Status Indicating a Post-war Crisis
Alaa I Mohamed,
Mohammed S Bashir,
Sami M Taha
et al.
Abstract:Background: As the surgical burden grows, increasing patient safety during anesthesia and surgery becomes a major global public health priority. Anesthesia can be safely administered in higher-income countries, yet it is more challenging in third-world countries. This study focuses on Sudan, a third-world country, and its unmet anesthetic needs before the current war and how these needs might compromise the post-war status.
Aim: The aim of this study is to compare Sudan's outstanding anesthesia requ… Show more
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