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Impact on Local Communities

The qualification matches have a profound impact on local communities involved in hosting them:

• Economic Growth**: Increased activity around match days boosts local economies through sales at restaurants, shops, and other businesses catering to fans.
  < li >Local vendors often see higher sales due to increased demand from visiting supporters.< / li > < li >Job opportunities may arise temporarily or even permanently as clubs expand operations.< / li >
  < li >Community Engagement**: Matches foster community spirit by bringing people together regardless of team affiliations.< / li > < ul > < li >Volunteer programs associated with events promote civic involvement.< / li > < li >Local youth programs benefit from increased attention during high-profile sporting events.< / li >
  < li >Infrastructure Development**: Hosting significant sporting events often leads to improvements in infrastructure such as transportation networks or stadium facilities.< / li > < ul > < li >Enhanced public transport options can lead to long-term benefits for residents.< / li > < li >Upgraded facilities may attract future events beyond football.< / li >

  Fan Engagement Activities Around Matches

  < li >Pre-Match Festivities**: Organized events like fan zones or meet-and-greet sessions with players create memorable experiences leading up to kickoff.< / li > < ul > < li >Food stalls offering local delicacies draw crowds.< / li > < li >Live music performances add entertainment value.< / li >
  < li >In-Stadium Experiences**: Clubs often introduce interactive elements within stadiums such as augmented reality features or live polls engaging attendees throughout the match.< / li > < ul > < li >Fan chants led by club officials enhance atmosphere.< / li > < li >Contests rewarding lucky winners with signed merchandise generate excitement.< / li >
  < li >Post-Match Celebrations**: Regardless of outcomes; celebrations continue post-match where supporters gather at designated areas exchanging stories while enjoying food & drinks until late hours.< / li >

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  <|vq_13230|>1: # Anesthetic considerations in anorectal malformation repair 2: Author: Karolien De Wilde 3: Date: 8-17-2016 4: Link: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00464-016-5119-y 5: Surgical Endoscopy: Article 6: ## Abstract 7: BackgroundAnorectal malformations (ARMs) are rare congenital anomalies affecting approximately one in every 5000 live births per year in North America [1]. ARMs comprise a wide range of abnormalities affecting both anus formation as well as urinary tract development [2]. The treatment consists of multiple staged surgical procedures [4]. As there is no consensus regarding optimal perioperative management of patients undergoing ARM repair surgery [5], we sought an evidence-based review regarding perioperative care. 8: MethodsA literature search was conducted using PubMed database using Medical Subject Headings terms “anorectal malformation” OR “rectal atresia” OR “rectourethral fistula” OR “rectovesical fistula” OR “rectovestibular fistula” OR “anal atresia” AND “perioperative management” OR “preoperative care” OR “postoperative care” OR “anesthesia”. Studies were included if they provided information regarding perioperative care. 9: ResultsThere were no randomized trials regarding perioperative management specific for ARM repair surgery available; only case reports were identified. 10: ConclusionA majority of patients undergoing ARM repair surgery are infants who require specialized anesthesia care due to prematurity-related comorbidities such as cardiovascular instability or respiratory distress syndrome [6]. Preoperative management includes fluid resuscitation when necessary [7] with consideration given towards maintaining normothermia [8] because infants have limited ability for thermoregulation [9]. During surgery it is important that there is close communication between surgical team members about expected duration of surgery especially when there is prolonged operative time due to difficulties encountered during dissection [10]. Postoperatively special attention should be paid towards pain management which may include epidural analgesia [11]. 11: ## Introduction 12: Anorectal malformations (ARMs) are rare congenital anomalies affecting approximately one in every 5000 live births per year in North America [1]. ARMs comprise a wide range of abnormalities affecting both anus formation as well as urinary tract development [2]. The treatment consists of multiple staged surgical procedures depending on type/severity of malformation [4]. 13: As there is no consensus regarding optimal perioperative management of patients undergoing ARM repair surgery [5], we sought an evidence-based review regarding perioperative care. 14: ## Methods 15: ### Search strategy 16: We conducted a comprehensive literature search using PubMed database using Medical Subject Headings terms “anorectal malformation” OR “rectal atresia” OR “rectourethral fistula” OR “rectovesical fistula” OR “rectovestibular fistula” OR “anal atresia” AND “perioperative management” OR “preoperative care” OR “postoperative care” OR “anesthesia”. The search was restricted until December 2015. 17: ### Selection criteria 18: We included studies if they provided information regarding perioperative care. 19: ## Results 20: There were no randomized trials regarding perioperative management specific for ARM repair surgery available; only case reports were identified. 21: ### Pre-operative considerations 22: Most patients undergoing ARM repair surgery are premature infants who require specialized anesthesia care due to prematurity-related comorbidities such as cardiovascular instability or respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) [6]. 23: Fluid resuscitation should be considered when necessary [7] with consideration given towards maintaining normothermia because infants have limited ability for thermoregulation [8]. 24: In addition it has been suggested that infants should receive prophylactic antibiotics preoperatively due high risk of contamination by enteric bacteria during surgical procedure [9]. 25: ### Intra-operative considerations 26: During surgery it is important that there is close communication between surgical team members about expected duration of surgery especially when there is prolonged operative time due to difficulties encountered during dissection [10]. 27: ### Post-operative considerations 28: Postoperatively special attention should be paid towards pain management which may include epidural analgesia [11]. 29: ## Discussion 30: Anorectal malformations (ARMs) are rare congenital anomalies affecting approximately one in every 5000 live births per year in North America [1]. ARMs comprise a wide range of abnormalities affecting both anus formation as well as urinary tract development [2]. The treatment consists of multiple staged surgical procedures depending on type/severity of malformation [4]. 31: As there is no consensus regarding optimal perioperative management of patients undergoing ARM repair surgery we sought an evidence-based review regarding perioperative care. 32: Most patients undergoing ARM repair surgery are premature infants who require specialized anesthesia care due to prematurity-related comorbidities such as cardiovascular instability or respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) [6]. 33: Fluid resuscitation should be considered when necessary [7] with consideration given towards maintaining normothermia because infants have limited ability for thermoregulation [8]. 34: In addition it has been suggested that infants should receive prophylactic antibiotics preoperatively due high risk of contamination by enteric bacteria during surgical procedure [9]. 35: During surgery it is important that there is close communication between surgical team members about expected duration of surgery especially when there is prolonged operative time due to difficulties encountered during dissection [10]. 36: Postoperatively special attention should be paid towards pain management which may include epidural analgesia [11]. 37: ## Conclusion 38: Most patients undergoing ARM repair surgery are premature infants who require specialized anesthesia care due to prematurity-related comorbidities such as cardiovascular instability or respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) [6]. Fluid resuscitation should be considered when necessary with consideration given towards maintaining normothermia because infants have limited ability for thermoregulation [8]. In addition it has been suggested that infants should receive prophylactic antibiotics preoperatively due high risk of contamination by enteric bacteria during surgical procedure [9]. During surgery it is important that there is close communication between surgical team members about expected duration of surgery especially when there is prolonged operative time due to difficulties encountered during dissection [10]. Postoperatively special attention should be paid towards pain management which may include epidural analgesia. ** TAGS ** - ID: 1 start_line: 7 end_line: 7 information_type: scientific background brief description: Incidence rate of ARMs in North America. level of complexity: A factual obscurity: B formulaic complexity: N/A is a chain of reasoning: false assumptions: N/A final_conclusion: N/A reasoning_steps: [] is_self_contained: true relies_on_figure: N/A dependencies: - brief description: Incidence rate data source type: empirical result description paper location: N/A - ID: 2 start_line: 8 end_line: 8 information_type: methodology brief description: Description of literature search methodology. level of complexity: A factual obscurity: A formulaic complexity: N/A is a chain of reasoning: false assumptions: - Use PubMed database with specific Medical Subject Headings terms. final_conclusion: - Studies were included if they provided information regarding perioperative care. reasoning_steps: - assumption: Using specific search terms will yield relevant studies. description: - Search strategy design based on relevance criteria. - PubMed database used for comprehensive literature search. level_of_complexity: - A num_steps: - '1' step_details: - Use Medical Subject Headings terms related to ARMs and perioperative management. - Include studies providing information about perioperative care. is_self_contained: true relies_on_figure: - N/A dependencies: - brief description: Definition of relevant Medical Subject Headings terms. type: definitions/preliminaries paper location: 'l :16' - ID : 3 9 : end_line :9 end_line :9 type : empirical result discussion brief description : Lack of randomized trials specific for ARM repair surgery in literature search results level_of_complexity : B factual obscurity : C formulaic complexity : N/A is_a_chain_of_reasoning : false assumptions : N/A final_conclusion : No randomized trials available; only case reports identified reasoning_steps : [] is_self_contained : true relies_on_figure : N/A dependencies : [] - ID :4 start_line :22 end_line :22 type : empirical result discussion brief description : Premature infants undergoing ARM repair require specialized anesthesia due to comorbidities level_of_complexity : B factual obscurity : C formulaic complexity : N/A is_a_chain_of_reasoning : true assumptions : Premature infants have specific medical needs related to their developmental stage final_conclusion : Specialized anesthesia care needed due to prematurity-related comorbidities reasoning_steps :- assumption:- Premature infants often have cardiovascular instability or respiratory distress syndrome.- Premature infants require specialized medical attention.- Specialized anesthesia care can mitigate risks associated with prematurity-related comorbidities.level_of_complexity:- B num_steps :- '2' step_details :- - Premature infants have unique medical challenges.- Specialized anesthesia care addresses these challenges effectively.is_self_contained :- true relies_on_figure :- N/A dependencies :- - brief description :- Prematurity-related comorbidities