Anesthesia in Cosmetic Surgery
Anesthesiology has undergone remarkable changes in recent years. Among them is the development of anesthesia subspecialties and of anesthesiologists who focus most or all of their time in one area of anesthesia practice. This change has several advantages for patients, surgeons, and anesthesiolog...
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Cambridge University Press
2013
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| Tóm tắt: | Anesthesiology has undergone remarkable changes in recent years. Among
them is the development of anesthesia subspecialties and of anesthesiologists
who focus most or all of their time in one area of anesthesia practice. This
change has several advantages for patients, surgeons, and anesthesiologists.
For one, the anesthesiologist learns the needs and expectations of the surgeon,
which optimizes surgical outcome for patients. Furthermore, knowing what
to expect, the anesthesiologist is better able to adjust both the doses and
timing of drugs so that patients are adequately anesthetized for surgery but
then emerge fromanesthesia in a timely and comfortable manner.Nowhere are
these issuesmore important thanwhensurgery isperformedinthe ambulatory
or office-based setting. Expectations are that patients undergoing surgery in
these settings will go home the same day. Resources for extended care are
usually nonexistent, as they should be. |
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