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Awake Surgery

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Awake Surgery
Brain surgery performed on a patient awake enough to describe sensations or contractions evoked by the surgeon who stimulates the cortex to better delineate tissue that can be removed; awake surgery helps minimize the loss of functional tissue


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As well as removing much of the risk factor, awake surgery also means patients get out of hospital sooner.
Ineffective anesthesia resulting in an unexpected awake surgery is a more serious result of this type of medical malpractice.
Despite it taking longer and costing more, the Irish Cancer Society revealed awake surgery has a much higher success rate and any damage caused can be rectified.
 
 
 
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