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Volume 17 (2011)

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Volume 17.4

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Editorial
Douglas McWhinnie

Laparoscopic Incisional Hernia Repair reduces length of In-Hospital Stay
A. Bajwa & H. Khaira

Day surgery patients’ perceptions of risk: a qualitative research study
A. Mottram

Comparison of preparedness after preadmission telephone screening or clinic assessment in patients undergoing endoscopic surgery by day surgery procedure: a pilot study.
M. Richardson-Tench, J. Rabach, D. Kerr, W. Adams & S. Brown

Private Contra Public Health: The German System
Jörg Rüggeberg

Day Care Surgery: The United States Model of Health Care
Beverly K. Philip

Comparison of Hospital- and Office-Based Ambulatory Surgery in Germany Surgery in small free standing units offers many advantages
Jost Brökelmann

17.3

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Editorial
Douglas McWhinnie

Day Case Shoulder Surgery: Anaesthetic Challenges
Kathryn E. McGoldrick

Meta-analysis, reviews, Consensus documents, and Guidelines; there are numerous sources aiming at supporting clinicians to provide best practice
Jan Jakobsson

Fasting Policy: What’s New?
Ian Smith

Day Surgery Activities 2009: International Survey on Ambulatory Surgery conducted 2011
Claus Toftgaard

Volume 17.2

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Developments in non-anesthesiologist administered sedation in endoscopic procedures in the Netherlands
Jan H. Eshuis

Minimal flow anaesthesia for short elective day case surgery; high vaporiser settings are needed but still cost-effective
M. Lindqvist, J. Jakobson

Address of Bertel Haarder, the Danish Minister of Health

Day Case Surgery – Experience from a Nigerian Orthopaedic Hospital
A. Ajibade, BL Lawson, FB Ayeni

American Society of Anesthesiologists Advisory: Granting Privileges for Deep Sedation to Non-Anesthesiologist Sedation Practitioners
Beverly K. Philip

Day case laparoscopic cholecystectomy in a centre with more than 10 years experience in ambulatory surgery: indications, complications, length of stay, and readmissions
Christian Øystein Thomsen, Christina Bording, Steffen Jais Rosenstock Rasmussen

International articles on Ambulatory Surgery
Jost Brökelmann, Ian Jackson

17.1

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A Huge Increase in Ambulatory Surgery Practice in Portugal
P. Lemos

Using mobile healthcare facilities for day surgery Vanguard Healthcare

IAAS Copenhagen 2011 Congress Programme and Free Paper Sessions

Remifentanil versus fentanyl for propofol-based anaesthesia in ambulatory surgery in children
A. Solheim, J. Raeder

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