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Seven Keys to Fast-Track Anesthesia
Here's how you can bypass Phase I PACU for an increasing number of cases.

Here are seven innovative ways to move more patients directly to the secondary stage recovery unit (SSRU), thereby bypassing the postanesthesia care unit (PACU) and saving your facility time and money.



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