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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1999

Page

7

Deaths raise concern over sedation in private offices

A 27 year old Alabama woman died from respiratory failure after breast augmentation done in a private office. Her husband cites lack of warned risk as deaths from office sedation prompt experts to question safety when surgeons without extensive anesthesia experience perform procedures in private clinics.

Washington Susan Pearce Alabama Donald Pearce Sass John Neeth Americal Society of Anesthesology Doe Charles Cote University of Illinois, Chicago Cote Virginia Beach Henry Rosenberg Philadelphia San Francisco

Dangers of Office Cosmetic Surgery Highlighted by Expert Warning

Doctors warn cosmetic office procedures carry serious risks with little anesthesia training common. Dr Mark Gorney cites 60 to 70 American deaths in liposuction cases since 1997, urging stricter state regulations as New Jersey and Florida move to limit office surgeries and require trained supervision, back up equipment, and safer anesthesia practices.

Tors Mark Gorney American Society For Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery The Doctors Co Gerney New Jersey Florida California Medical Board Gorney California Peter Hartmann California Dental Board Sun-Sentinel Fort Lauderdale State Medical Board Ervin Moss New Jersey Society of Anesthesiologists Medical Board Associated Press John B. Neeld, Jr American Society of Anesthesiology Northside Hospital

Heartburn linked to higher cancer risk says study

An Associated Press report notes Swedish researchers find frequent heartburn and acid reflux raise esophageal cancer risk. The study, based on 1994 to 1997 data, suggests severe symptoms need careful medical oversight. obesity smoking and alcohol showed no clear link in this research.

Todass Newneland Wedicin Dos Per Lawereren Karoliske Institute Stockhate Avai American Cancer Society Lagergren Hnd

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