The document discusses considerations for safely anesthetizing patients in an office setting. It covers physical office requirements like adequate space and equipment. It also discusses physician qualifications and certifications. For patient selection, it recommends low-risk ASA 1-2 patients and excluding those with significant comorbidities. Evidence shows office anesthesia can be low-risk when standards are followed. Guidelines published by professional societies provide recommendations.

1. What Must I Consider to Safely Anesthetize Someone in the Office Setting? Chapter 47: Evidence based practice of anaesthesiology Dr.ANVAR SADATH.A.E.

11. Preoperative hematology consultation with consideration of perioperative antithrombotic therapy Procedure >30 min Treatment as per patients with moderate risk Age >40 with concomitant risk factors High risk Frequent alterations of the operating room table Oral contraceptive use Intermittent pneumatic compression of calf or ankle (before sedation and continued until patient is awake and moving) Procedure >30 min Proper positioning Age >40 with no other risks Moderate risk Avoid constriction and external pressure Short duration Knees flexed at 5 degrees Uncomplicated surgery Comfortable position No risk factors Low risk Treatment Cohort

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