Annals of Middle Eastern Medicine
Assessing patients’ knowledge and concerns about anesthesia risks at King Abdullah hospital: a cross-sectional study
By Khawla Muhammad Alaklabi, Dalia Alqarni, Ayman M. Alshakar and 10 others.
Abstract
Background
Preoperative anesthesia-related anxiety is a widespread issue that can negatively impact surgical outcomes. Despite its importance, there is limited data on patient perceptions in regional settings like King Abdullah Hospital in Bisha, Saudi Arabia. This study aimed to assess patients' knowledge, perceptions, preferences, and concerns regarding anesthesia in this population.



