That masked doctor you last see after you go under the knife and the first one you see when you wake up from the surgery is your anesthesiologist. But what exactly do anesthesiologists do, and why are they very important in a surgical procedure?
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The anesthesiologist is responsible for putting you to sleep before surgery and waking you up after the procedure, and is the central person responsible for protecting and regulating your basic life functions. In other words, he is the person who keeps your body alive during a surgical procedure and makes sure your body is functioning well under the prescribed parameters, making him a vital member of the surgical team.
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Most people may think that an anesthesiologist is only the “doctor behind the mask” before and after surgery, but he is actually highly trained in his specialization. For a person to be an anesthesiologist, he must be a graduate of a four-year college degree, have a strong background in chemistry, physics, mathematics, and biology, have a medical degree, and undergo four more years of anesthesiology residency. Moreover, an anesthesiologist is trained in other areas of medicine as well, including neurology, obstetrics, pediatrics, internal medicine, and surgery.
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Their education does not stop when they graduate, as they need to be at the top of every medical advancement and anesthetic technique to be able to perform their tasks with maximum efficiency. In addition, furthering their education and research can help make progress in the field of medicine, particularly in surgery.
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