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Simultaneous Reconstruction of Pectus Excavatum and Aesthetic Breast Augmentation

conclusIon: We conclude that preoperative forced-air warming for bilateral reduction mammaplasty patients may not significantly reduce rates of postoperative complication. Because no significant difference was found between mean intraoperative temperatures, and both fell within the normothermic range, our findings cannot be extrapolated to circumstances in which preoperative hypothermia may predominate. Additionally, this trial is not powered to detect all potentially significant percent differences in complication rate. However, this evidence weakens the argument for the adoption of preoperative patient warming in plastic surgery. Further trials are needed to determine what role preoperative warming may serve on a more selective basis.