Dr. Robert Whitfield and Travis Osborne, a CRNA, explain what anesthesia actually does during surgery, what providers watch for, and rare risks you don't usually hear about. The live session is March 12th at 7 PM Central on YouTube Live and drrobcircle.com, with time for questions.
If you're having surgery, there's something most patients never think about: anesthesia. Everyone focuses on the surgeon, but anesthesia is actually what keeps your body stable during surgery. This Thursday, I'm going live with Travis Osborne, CRNA, the president of our anesthesia group that we've used since 2018. We're going to talk about what really happens during anesthesia, what anesthesia providers are actually monitoring, the risks most patients never hear about, and how to prepare and dramatically improve surgical outcomes. If you're considering surgery or already scheduled, you need to understand this. Join us live this Thursday, March 12th at 7 PM Central. We're going to stream on YouTube Live and drrobcircle.com. We'll do a live Q&A, ask me anything, in drrobcircle.com after our 10-minute talk on YouTube Live. Comment live and we'll send you the link.
