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Is it possible to request the anesthesiologist to extubate endo tube after cabg prior to waking? seen videos and read horror stories abut "the tube"
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Anesthesia: You can certainly discuss all your concerns with the anesthesiologist. The anesthesiologist needs to make decisions like extubation given your condition. If it makes sense to extubate you prior to waking or not to extubate, the anesthesiologist needs to do what is best given the situation.
Answered 5/14/2015
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