In high-risk adults, individualized vs. routine BP management during major abdominal surgery did not improve outcomes at 7 d

Key Points

• To evaluate if individualized blood pressure management improves outcomes compared to routine care in high-risk adults during surgery.
• Compared individualized blood pressure management with routine methods during major abdominal surgery.
• Focused on high-risk adults as the study population.
• Outcomes assessed 7 days post-surgery.
• No significant improvement in postoperative outcomes was observed between the two management strategies.
• Findings indicate routine management is effective for this population.