Telemedicine and perioperative management of obese patients

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Telemedicine is defined as the delivery of health care and the share of medical knowledge over distance using telecommunications systems. One of the main purposes of telemedicine is to improve accessibility to specialty consultation in remote areas and to reduce the costs of traditional health practices. Telemedicine is used in preoperative assessment and in anesthesia with positive perceptions by patients. Furthermore the possibility to realize transcontinental anesthesia, represents the pathway through which geographical barriers will be no longer limiting factors in high quality health care delivery. © Terrasini et al.; Licensee Bentham Open.

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Terrasini, N., Forfori, F., Taddei, R., Arbeid, E., Hemmerling, T. M., & Giunta, F. (2013). Telemedicine and perioperative management of obese patients. Open Obesity Journal, 5(SPL.ISSUE1), 47–50. https://doi.org/10.2174/1876823720130419006

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