What happens if you are needing general anastecia for TT, MR, and lipo and they can't get you intubated? Do the wake you back up and cancel your surgery?
June 3, 2024
Answer: Intubation The risk of you not being able to be intubated is very low. Before your surgery you will meet your anesthesiologist who will review your history, interview you, and assess your risk. If you are deemed to be at high risk your surgery could potentially be postponed. Be sure to discuss your concerns and ask questions.
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June 3, 2024
Answer: Intubation The risk of you not being able to be intubated is very low. Before your surgery you will meet your anesthesiologist who will review your history, interview you, and assess your risk. If you are deemed to be at high risk your surgery could potentially be postponed. Be sure to discuss your concerns and ask questions.
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June 3, 2024
Answer: Anesthesia All of the patients are examined by an anesthesiologist prior to the surgery to determine if they have any risk. If you can't get intubated despite trying several times you will be probably waked up and the surgery will be postponed.
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June 3, 2024
Answer: Anesthesia All of the patients are examined by an anesthesiologist prior to the surgery to determine if they have any risk. If you can't get intubated despite trying several times you will be probably waked up and the surgery will be postponed.
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