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Abstract
In septic patients, surgery is postponed until the initial treatment is initiated, but sometimes, it cannot be delayed when surgery itself is necessary to eliminate its cause. For instance, removal of abscess or infected prosthetic device, tissue debridement and bowel perforation cannot be postponed. In regarding anesthetic management, the anesthesiologists’ initial concern is generally to maintain adequate tissue perfusion during hypotension. Because most anesthetics depress the cardiovascular system, maintaining adequate blood pressure is extremely stressful during an anesthetic induction and maintenance.