[Medical Tribune] ‘Safe anesthesia’ is a necessary and sufficient condition for safe and satisfactory surgery
Date posted
‘Safe anesthesia’ is a necessary and sufficient condition for safe and satisfactory surgery.
Plastic surgery performed for a beautiful face is as important as completing the surgery safely.
Safe plastic surgery begins with efforts to use safe anesthesia.
Even patients who are interested in plastic surgery often lack knowledge about safe anesthesia.
The type and method of anesthesia vary depending on the surgical site and method.
In order to have a safe surgery, it is advisable to select an anesthesia that suits your constitution and surgical details through sufficient consultation with your doctor.
If an anesthesiologist with extensive anesthesia knowledge is present at a plastic surgery clinic, the safety of the surgery can be improved when performing surgery after anesthesia.
It has the advantage of being able to flexibly respond to unavoidable risk situations that may occur during surgery.
For safe anesthesia, an accurate examination of the patient before surgery is essential.
The anesthesiologist determines whether to perform surgery by referring to specialized tests including various adult diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, arrhythmia, tuberculosis, and blood tests, electrocardiograms, and chest X-rays.
Shin Kyun, director of JAYJUN Plastic Surgery (anesthesiology and pain medicine specialist), said, “We need to understand the patient’s condition in real time through a state-of-the-art monitoring system.
Additionally, anesthesia equipment must use state-of-the-art equipment to promote rapid recovery of patients.
“The role of an anesthesiologist is to carefully check the patient’s condition from pre-surgery to post-surgery recovery and help them complete the surgery safely.”
Director Shin continued, “By introducing a 1:1 responsible anesthesia system, we first check whether surgery is possible based on the detailed examination results.
“A plastic surgeon and an anesthesiologist must work together to create a 1:1 customized surgery plan,” he added.
Full article Go here
Source - Medical Tribune