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-Nom et prénom -Age

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Motif de l‟intervention Evaluation préanesthésie -ATCDS : Médicaux et chirurgicaux

-Examen clinique : -Examen neurologique -FO -Autres -Radiologie : -TDM cérébrale -IRM cérébrale -Artériographie -Autres -Traitement en cours : -Période per-opératoire : -Position du malade -Technique d‟anesthésie -Incidents peropératoires -Durée de l‟intervention

-Les complications postopératoires : -Neurologique

-Métaboliques -Cardiovasculaires

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