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Nitrous Oxide for Pain Management During In-Office Gynecology Procedures
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the pain control, patient satisfaction, and efficiency of nitrous oxide used for anesthesia during in-office gynecologic procedures compared to IV sedation. IV sedation for office-based gynecology procedures provides effective anesthesia but requires a recovery time, IV placement, and a ride provided for the patient. Nitrous oxide can be a viable alternative to IV sedation while also reducing recovery time and omitting the need for an IV, NPO status, and a ride home.
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