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Positive suggestion and hypnotic techniques provide unequivocal benefits for comfort, safety, and satisfaction in patients undergoing surgical and obstetrical procedures with anesthesia.
The commentary advocates for the integration of positive suggestion and hypnotic techniques into routine surgical and obstetrical anesthesia care.
There are unequivocal benefits derived from the use of positive suggestion and hypnotic techniques in all patients who must submit to surgical and obstetrical procedures with modern general or regional anesthesia. We must learn, and we must teach our colleagues, the advantages of consistent use of the semantics of positive suggestion. When we help patients focus on the desired comfort, safety, and satisfaction obtained with well-managed modern anesthesia and surgery, they will enjoy great benefit, especially when we use the auditory perception that often exists during general anesthesia. Rather than regarding hypnotic suggestion as a mere adjunct to anesthesia, it should be regarded as an integral part of surgical and obstetrical care.
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James C. Erickson (1994) conducted an editorial in Surgical and obstetrical procedures with anesthesia. Positive suggestion and hypnotic techniques was evaluated. Positive suggestion and hypnotic techniques provide unequivocal benefits for comfort, safety, and satisfaction in patients undergoing surgical and obstetrical procedures with anesthesia.
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