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GLP 1 and Anesthesia: Considerations and Cautions for CRNAs Researchers find GLP 1 medications safe to continue before surgery in patients with diabetes and obesity A single center retrospective review of food retention during upper endoscopy following GLP 1 receptor agonist usage and introduction of the Tampa Intraluminal Gastric Residue (TiGR) grading scale Surgical Endoscopy Springer Nature GLP 1 Gastroparesis: Hidden Dangers Beyond C Medical Toxicology Hold GLP 1s Before Endoscopy? Clinical Trial Finds Retained Gastric Contents MedPage Today GLP 1s May Lead to an Increased Risk of Post Endoscopy Aspiration Pneumonia

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