There are a few reasons a person could die during tooth surgery. They could have had a post operative infection, a reaction to anesthesia, choking on a piece of gauze and losing oxygen while in surgery.
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The primary reason is that your stomach needs to be empty. General anesthesia can cause a person to vomit, or the person's own gag reflex can cause vomiting when the esophageal tube is being placed into the patient. This is why it's done when the patient is already under, and also why they give you a muscle relaxant beforehand. Vomiting under such conditions can lead to the person aspirating (inhaling) the vomited material into the lungs, which is a very serious matter. If it happens during the surgical procedure, depending on the reason for surgery, the patient could die as a result.
It is always possible to die during any surgery.
I would find a way for her to have it. If it gives her comfort and ease then she should have it. To take it away may cause her more harm. I can understand that in surgery that there could be concern about bacteria, but maybe there is a way to place it in a plastic bag and pin it to the bed so she can have it near. Things like this mean a lot to people.
My sister had surgery to form a colostomy yesterday. She is now having delusions, and hallucinations. She is also abusive. Could a medication have been a cause of this?
Sclerotherapy.cannot be performed on an uncooperative patient, since movement during the procedure could cause the vein to tear or the esophagus to perforate and bleed. It should not be performed on a patient with a perforated gastrointestinal tract.
A person who is considering any type of laser surgery should ask his doctor to provide specific and detailed information about what could go wrong during the procedure and what the negative impact on the patient's health
If you had a great blood loss during the surgery, then this could of caused the Anemia.
It depends on the patient and the procedure. Ask the surgeon.For instance, if the surgery were to be performed on a very small child who could not be expected to cooperate and hold still during the procedure, general anesthesia might be required.If the patient was having a simple soft tissue surgery, such as a frenectomy, general anesthesia would not be appropriate. On the other hand, if the procedure involved removing a large bony cyst or tumor, general anesthesia would likely be necessary.
They interfere with the anesthesia equipment, and could result in the patient choking if they are displaced.
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Someone who had disc surgery and developed meningitis. If they had a recent bout of Shingles just prior to surgery could it be the cause. How do you test spinal fluid for Herpes Virus? Could it be the cause of Chemical Meningitis?