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Automated scanning of anesthesia records detects far more incidents than voluntary reporting; leaves open whether routine adoption improves safety.
Department of Anesthesiology; Montefiore Medical Center; Jack D. Weiler Hospital; 1825 Eastchester Road; Bronx, New York 10461-2373.To the Editor:-Sanborn et al. [1]suggests that automated anesthesia records can identify, track, and report deviations from specific limits for physiologic variables, and that this might be preferable to self-reporting of adverse events. Copper [2]concluded in his accompanying editorial that
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