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Anesthesia services require certain services to prepare a patient prior to the administration of anesthesia and to monitor a patient during the course of anesthesia. Additionally, when monitored anesthesia care (MAC) is provided, the attention devoted to patient monitoring is of a similar level of intensity so that general anesthesia may be
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