The surgeon will certainly work concurrently with a critical care practitioner. The critical care physician normally follows the surgical patient both before and after surgery in the hospital. Laboratories, x-rays, ekg, and diagnostic testing are reviewed both by the surgeon and the internal medicine specialist. Other specialist may include: pulmonolgy, cardiology, neurology, hematology, and medical oncology.
The surgeon will certainly work concurrently with a critical care
practitioner. The critical care physician normally follows the
surgical patient both before and after surgery in the hospital.
Laboratories, x-rays, ekg, and diagnostic testing are...
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Dr. Stuart Linder answered:The surgeon will certainly work concurrently with a critical care practitioner. The critical care physician normally follows the surgical patient both before and after surgery in the hospital. Laboratories, x-rays, ekg, and diagnostic testing are reviewed both by the surgeon and the internal medicine specialist. Other specialist may include: pulmonolgy, cardiology, neurology, hematology, and medical oncology.The surgeon will certainly work concurrently with a critical care practitioner. The critical care physician normally follows the surgical patient both before and after surgery in the hospital. Laboratories, x-rays, ekg, and diagnostic testing are... More
Dr. Ajay Sahajpal of Aurora Health Care answered:This depends on what type of surgery someone has. If extensive enough to require intensive care admission, then generally the surgeon will work with a critical care practitioner in a team approach.This depends on what type of surgery someone has. If extensive enough to require intensive care admission, then generally the surgeon will work with a critical care practitioner in a team approach. More
