Anesthesiology
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The anesthesiology department includes physicians (anesthesiologists), nurse anesthetists, and anesthesia technicians working very closely together as an Anesthesia Care Team. We consider it a great privilege to take care of you at this important time and will use a wide variety of state-of-the-art techniques to ensure a safe and comfortable surgical experience. Prior to surgery we will evaluate you carefully and make a recommendation regarding what type of anesthetic would be best for you given your health history and type of surgery. Please feel free to ask questions about the anesthetic and postoperative pain control options available. During surgery we will provide anesthetic care that precisely meets your needs by administering anesthetic agents by various routes in amounts that are based on close monitoring of your vital functions and responses to surgery. Please browse our homepages to get to know us a little better and learn more about our educational backgrounds. You'll get a sense of our approach to anesthesia and our personal interests. Our patients' safety and comfort are our utmost goals. We are proud to provide you with skilled and highly professional anesthetic services throughout your surgical experience and hospital stay. Learn More About Your Anesthesia CareBefore, during and after your operation, you will receive comprehensive anesthetic care from members of the anesthesiology department. Please consult the material below to learn more about anesthesia.
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Prepare for Your ProcedureUse our interactive surgery preparation program in advance of your surgery to learn more about your surgical procedure, including risks and complications. |
How long will it take for me to recover from anesthesia?This is highly variable. For short outpatient procedures, recovery from general anesthesia is often quite rapid (1-2 hours). For longer, major procedures, you may remain sleepy from your anesthesia for several hours or even overnight. Read More Other Common Questions:
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