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YOUR
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Surgeon
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Your
surgeon referred you for surgery. Depending on the type of surgery,
your surgery may be performed:
- In the
surgeon's office
- In a free standing
outpatient surgicenter
- In a hospital
operating room where both inpatient and outpatient surgery is
performed
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- In a hospital
operating room where both inpatient and outpatient surgery is
performed
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Anesthesiologist
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In
outpatient clinics, your primary physician is an anesthesiologist.
It is this person who will supervise your visit from entering the
center to your release at the end of your operation and successful
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First
ether anesthetic
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footage shot at first outpatient center in l972 with Dr. Wallace
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The
first ether anesthetic in the United States was given for ambulatory
surgery. The patient, James M. Venable, had a small cystic tumor
removed from the back of his neck by Dr. Crawford W. Long on the
evening of March 30, 1842 after school was dismissed. |
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