Attitude toward perioperative safety among operation room clinicians at Ethiopian University Hospital.

Patient safety is a fundamental of good quality and also a high priority for the health-care system. Maintaining patient safety reduces errors and harm that patients can suffer during health care. The operating room clinicians have a vital role in ensuring patient safety.

Anaesthetic managements of 16 days' neonate with large occipital meningeoencephalocele in a resource-limited setting, Ethiopia: a clinical case report and review of literature.

Introduction: Meningoencephalocele is a rare congenital neural tube defect that results in herniation of brain tissue, necessitating surgical treatment. However, anaesthetic management of meningoencephalocele is challenging because of the giant occipital mass in airway management, particularly for anaesthetists working in resource-limited settings. Therefore, this case report aimed to share the challenges encountered during the perioperative anaesthesia management of a giant occipital meningoencephalocele in Ethiopia.