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Study: Anesthesia Awareness May Trigger Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Nearly two-thirds of patients who experienced intraoperative awareness suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder 5 years after their surgeries, a...

Trained Providers Lower Propofol Risks

The airway complication risks associated with the use of propofol during advanced endoscopic procedures are lower when trained professionals deliver...

Wrong-Site Errors Plague Nerve Blocks, Too

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Archive > September, 2006 Vol. VII, No. 9
Safety
Administering Safe Cosmetic Anesthesia
Barry L. Friedberg, MD

The sticking point for many elective cosmetic surgery patients is the post-surgical experience of nausea and vomiting, the uncomfortable byproduct of an otherwise positive surgical outcome. Here are 10 quick ideas that could help minimize the complications and increase the satisfaction of the cosmetic surgery anesthesia administered at your facility.

Categories: Anesthesia, Cosmetic Surgery, Safety
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