I'd finally decided to have nj. However, I read an article about a case that happened in my town. A girl with no prior illnesses did a nj. Minutes after she woke up from anesthesia she fell into comma for 6 months! Paralyzed. No memory! 1year passed and she cant move. Id like to know if this in any way relates to rhinoor anesthesia? Here in my country docs dont understand what wnt wrong.Please, explain what couldbe the reason for such a reaction?
Answer: Rhinoplasty - risks Hello Ann,
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Answer: Rhinoplasty - risks Hello Ann,
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April 21, 2017
Answer: Rhinoplasty and anesthesia Rhinoplasty can be done under IV sedation or general anesthesia. Both are safe, but in rare cases, complications can occur. You have an opportunity to speak to the anesthesiologist to alleviate your fears, and I would recommend you do that. Without knowing the history of the patient you're asking about, we would have no way of knowing why she had a reaction like that. Be well!
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April 21, 2017
Answer: Rhinoplasty and anesthesia Rhinoplasty can be done under IV sedation or general anesthesia. Both are safe, but in rare cases, complications can occur. You have an opportunity to speak to the anesthesiologist to alleviate your fears, and I would recommend you do that. Without knowing the history of the patient you're asking about, we would have no way of knowing why she had a reaction like that. Be well!
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April 23, 2017
Answer: Anesthesia and rhinoplasty The requirements for successful outcomes requires that you feel nothing, and are unaware of the procedure while at the same time ensuring that you will have a clear airway and good oxygen supply to your body during the procedure. General anesthetics vary greatly. We have found total intravenous anesthesia (propofol and ketamine) with airway protection using a laryngeal mask airway from a board certified anesthesiologist, coupled with adequate placement of local anesthesia by a skillful surgeon to be the safest, most reliable technique with the shortest recovery time. Take some time to find out who exactly will be providing anesthesia and what techniques will be used to keep you out of harms way.
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April 23, 2017
Answer: Anesthesia and rhinoplasty The requirements for successful outcomes requires that you feel nothing, and are unaware of the procedure while at the same time ensuring that you will have a clear airway and good oxygen supply to your body during the procedure. General anesthetics vary greatly. We have found total intravenous anesthesia (propofol and ketamine) with airway protection using a laryngeal mask airway from a board certified anesthesiologist, coupled with adequate placement of local anesthesia by a skillful surgeon to be the safest, most reliable technique with the shortest recovery time. Take some time to find out who exactly will be providing anesthesia and what techniques will be used to keep you out of harms way.
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April 21, 2017
Answer: Rhinoplasty with anesthesia dangerous? There are risks associated with every operation and with every anesthetic. Some are serious, but these are extremely rare. It is far more dangerous to drive a car, than to get put to sleep by a board certified anesthesiologist.
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April 21, 2017
Answer: Rhinoplasty with anesthesia dangerous? There are risks associated with every operation and with every anesthetic. Some are serious, but these are extremely rare. It is far more dangerous to drive a car, than to get put to sleep by a board certified anesthesiologist.
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April 20, 2017
Answer: Is rhinoplasty or anesthesia dangerous? In the United States, anesthesia is very safe today when administered by a board-certified physician anesthesiologist. We also perform all of our rhinoplasty procedures in a Medicare certified and state licensed outpatient surgery center for patient safety and comfort. Anesthesia complications are very rare.
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April 20, 2017
Answer: Is rhinoplasty or anesthesia dangerous? In the United States, anesthesia is very safe today when administered by a board-certified physician anesthesiologist. We also perform all of our rhinoplasty procedures in a Medicare certified and state licensed outpatient surgery center for patient safety and comfort. Anesthesia complications are very rare.
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