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Operating on a co-worker?

Have any of you ever been on the surgical team for a major procedure on a coworker? I will be scrubbing on a CABGx5 on one of our surgical techs next week. I am confident that we are the right team for her, but just need to remain objective...

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Yes, it happens at times due to the fact that many insurers make you pay more if you go where you don't work. On my coworkers, I've personally done a perirectal abscess, a laparoscopic colon resection, 2 or 3 appys, and a CABG. Several coworkers (not me personally) were involved in the trauma resuscitation/laparotomy/sternotomy/thoracotomy on one of our own that sadly was not successful.

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On 9/19/2021 at 10:37 AM, Rose_Queen said:

Yes, it happens at times due to the fact that many insurers make you pay more if you go where you don't work. On my coworkers, I've personally done a perirectal abscess, a laparoscopic colon resection, 2 or 3 appys, and a CABG. Several coworkers (not me personally) were involved in the trauma resuscitation/laparotomy/sternotomy/thoracotomy on one of our own that sadly was not successful.

Wow - it did not go well. 15+ hours and could not wean her off cpb.

On 10/7/2021 at 7:57 PM, justine_ferren_cnor_crnfa said:

Wow - it did not go well. 15+ hours and could not wean her off cpb.

So sorry to hear this. Be assured that you and your team gave your best and had her/his best interests at heart. 

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