Standards and individual approach in the outpatient endoscopic interventions

A comparative study of the safety and effectiveness of anesthetic support of endoscopic procedures on the example of two divisions of a multi-clinical hospital. It is established that during endoscopic interventions reduction of anesthetic care in the form of absence of premedication and intraoperative hair support worsens the conditions of the procedure and reduces the satisfaction of patients with the study, while improving the quality of anesthetic protection and patient satisfaction, as well as the doctor-endoscopist, can be achieved by recruiting the experience of anesthetic team and the lack of rotation of specialists.