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I'm a firm believer of marking the affected area before any procedure. It's cheap it's simple. HOWEVER only the patient is allowed to apply the mark.
by Qantourisc 11y ago
I'm a firm believer of marking the affected area before any procedure. It's cheap it's simple. HOWEVER only the patient is allowed to apply the mark.
- cheald 11y agoI had knee surgery recently. Before I was given any medications, I met with my surgeon, we verified what he was going to do, and he marked and signed the area to be operated on with a sharpie marker. It took less than a minute and gave me an awful lot of peace of mind that I wouldn't be a victim of a bad memory or procedural screw-up.