To help ensure good outcomes related to outpatient spine surgery anesthesia, Dr. Paly suggested limited the number of anesthesia providers and closely review charts of all medication records to ensure patients are safe to undergo surgery.
“Make sure that by the time the patient gets there, there are very few suprises,” he said.
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