Surgery in the medical office setting can confer benefits for both the physician and the patient, as it can control costs, allow for flexibility in scheduling, and increase overall convenience.
Bruce Ettinger, MD
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Articles by Bruce Ettinger, MD
From ACOG - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - May, 1999
From ACOG - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - May, 1999
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