Safe anesthesia care outside the operating room relies on appropriate patient, procedure, and location selection, along with the use of short-acting intravenous drugs.
Supports selection criteria emphasis for non-OR anesthesia; leaves open prospective outcome validation.
Patient selection, procedure appropriateness and location appropriateness are the key elements defining the provision of safe anesthesia care outside the operating room. Titratable, short-acting intravenous drugs are preferred such as propofol and remifentanil.
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