Outpatient Surgery: Procedures Requiring Hospitalization
Surgical procedures that require an overnight hospital stay are not performed at outpatient treatment centers. These include:
- Major surgeries requiring general anesthesia (e.g., organ transplants, cancer surgeries)
- Procedures needing specialized equipment or facilities unavailable in outpatient settings (e.g., heart surgery, neurosurgery)
- Surgeries requiring close post-operative monitoring (e.g., brain surgery, spinal surgery)
Outpatient centers typically handle minor surgeries not requiring overnight stays, such as wisdom tooth removal, hernia repair, or cataract surgery.
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