Preoperative Visits helps you identify any risks or potential complications prior to surgery.

What are preoperative visits?

A preoperative visit, also known as a preoperative evaluation or preoperative assessment, is a medical appointment that takes place before a surgical procedure. During this visit, the healthcare provider evaluates the patient's overall health and medical history to assess their suitability for surgery and to identify any potential risks or complications.

When are preoperative visits needed?

The preoperative visit takes place in our primary care office in Coconut Grove, Miami. The visit typically involves a physical examination, review of the patient's medical history, discussion of any medications the patient is taking (including prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, and supplements), and possibly ordering additional tests or investigations, such as blood work or imaging studies. The healthcare provider may also discuss the surgical procedure itself, including what to expect before, during, and after the surgery, as well as any necessary preparations or precautions the patient should take. Overall, the goal of the preoperative visit is to ensure that the patient is well-prepared for the upcoming surgery and to minimize any potential complications.

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