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Outpatient Surgery Magazine connects the ambulatory surgery community – and offers OR leaders a place to exchange ideas, learn about emerging trends and discover in-the-field solutions to daily
challenges – providing the knowledge and tools to deliver high-quality care in the outpatient environment and keep healthcare workers and surgical patients safe.
May 2023
Is It Time to Add Knee Revision Cases?
With this complicated procedure expected to grow dramatically, here’s what you need to know.
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