Perioperative Assessment and Management of the Surgical Patient - Spring 2008

Volume 59, Number 1
Spring 2008
 

Cover Photo by
Mrs. Lee-Margaret Borland

Lee-Margaret Borland, photographer and wife of DCMS Past President and Life Member James L. Borland, Jr., MD, captured a tricolored heron having a “Bad Feather Day,” when she was photographing local surroundings on Little Cayman Island. The heron was in a salt water marsh on a blustery day, so its plumage was ruffled... thus the “bad hair/feather” designation. Mrs. Borland recalls, “The heron’s beady eyes were on me the entire time I watched him, and he was not happy with me because I interrupted his fishing.”

The articles in this issue address surgical patients who may feel as ruffled and “out of sorts” as this heron when they are told they must undergo surgery. Physicians who do the proper perioperative assessment and then manage the surgical event and patient skillfully, can often avoid the “beady eyes” and disgruntled spirits of those undergoing surgery.

Visit www.throughthelensoflee-margaret.com  to view more of Mrs. Borland’s photographs

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