Textbook chapter
defining
Ambulatory (Day-Case) Hernia
Surgery
Authored by surgeons of
The British Hernia Centre,
based upon experience of
several
thousands of cases.
Textbook Edited by
Robert Bendavid, Jack Abrahamson, Maurice E
Arregui
Jean Bernard Flament, Edward H Phillips

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Introduction
Definition of Ambulatory (Day Case) Surgery
Key features of Ambulatory Surgery
Postoperative Pain
The Development of Complications Unobserved by a Trained
Professional
Suitability of Patients for Ambulatory Hernia Repair
Technical Factors
Medical Fitness of the Patient
Social Circumstances
Anesthesia (US ) for Ambulatory Hernia
Surgery
General Anesthesia
Spianl or Epidural (Regional) Anesthesia
Local Anesthesia
Patient Information and Education
Preoperative Counseling
Postoperative Instructions
Twenty-Four-Hour Contact Telephone Number
British Hernia Centre Practice
Economics, Feasibility and Patient Satisfaction
Conclusion
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Published by Springer, New
York,
2001
ISBN 0-387-95004-4
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of The British Hernia Centre
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