The main aim of the preoperative visit is to assess the patient's fitness for anaesthesia, and there is no doubt that this is best performed by an anaesthetist, preferably the one who is going to administer the anaesthetic.
An edition of Lecture Notes on Clinical Anesthesia
(1997)
Lecture Notes on Clinical Anesthesia
5Rev Ed edition
by Carl L. Gwinnutt
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