Windy City Anesthesia has certified specialists to offer you safety and confidence in our Mobile Anesthesia Services in Chicago, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Michigan, and Iowa.
Category: Surgical Centers
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Windy City Anesthesia Services
Our main goal at Windy City Anesthesia is to make your anesthesia as smooth as a summer breeze by offering our services to hospitals, surgical centers, surgeons, dentists, and medical office procedures with competitive rates and the best techniques performed by the best team with the utmost attention from health care professionals in Chicago, Illinois,...
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Why is hiring an CRNA the right option?
Windy City Anesthesia offers office-based anesthesia in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, and Wisconsin. Nurses first provided anesthesia on the battlefields of the American Civil War.
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What is Plastic Surgery Anesthesia
What is Plastic Surgery Anesthesia Although it seems obvious to understand the meaning of Plastic Surgery Anesthesia, there are many people who are still not clear about this term, or who are unaware of the types of anesthesia that exist for surgeries, whether aesthetic or not.
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What is an Ambulatory Surgery Center?
What is an Ambulatory Surgery Center? An Ambulatory Surgery Center, also known as ASC, are centers where medical attention is provided that mainly provide ambulatory surgical care, that is, processes that do not require hospitalization for recovery, the person enters and leaves on their own foot in a period of no more than 1 hour.
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What is Manipulation Under Anesthesia
What is Manipulation Under Anesthesia Manipulation Under Anesthesia is a manual treatment that is used to help improve soft tissue movement using perfectly controlled manipulation and mobilization techniques. During this process the patient is sedated under sedation that can range from moderate to deep using anesthetic monitoring.
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What types of anesthesia are there?
What types of anesthesia are there? There are 4 types of anesthesia. The type of anesthesia administered to you depends on your general health status, the surgery and the one you choose.