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The safe delivery of an office-based anesthetic starts with the office set-up. The anesthesiologist preparing to provide services in the office setting needs to be aware of all the issues involved. It is his/her primary responsibility to ensure that the office provides as safe an environment as a hospital or a free-standing ambulatory surgery center. In this article, the considerations and requirements to accomplish this are discussed.
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