Intraoperative hypotension—defined as a decrease in blood pressure during surgery—is a common and potentially serious complication. Recognizing intraoperative hypotension is crucial. Effective treatment is vital to prevent adverse outcomes such as organ hypoperfusion, myocardial ischemia, and postoperative morbidity. But what constitutes intraoperative hypotension? When is a “good” BP bad? Case Read More …