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An electrosurgery unit places the power of electrical cutting and coagulation at a surgeon's fingertips, but it's often your nurses who have their hands all over ESUs assembling and plugging them in, adjusting the alarms and changing their settings at the surgeons' requests. So it's important when making a purchasing decision to balance your doctors' personal preferences and brand loyalties with such nurse-centric issues as safety, support and supplies.
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