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• But even if states make this accreditation mandatory, problems with office surgery may persist.
• Even in states without legislation, some safeguards on office surgery exist, but they are voluntary.
• In Florida, the dangers of cosmetic surgery have focused the state's concern with office surgery in general.
• Thus, there are few statistics on injuries or deaths from office surgery, preventing the authorities from devising adequate regulations.
• When doing office surgery, a doctor is more likely to administer anesthesia without the help of a specialist, the committee said.
• The committee said that during nine months of research, staff members found that anesthesia equipment used in office surgeries was often outdated or poorly maintained.
• For example, California, one of the states that regulate office surgery, required that all office-surgery facilities be accredited as of 1996.
• The new hand-held laser attachment made the office surgery possible because it was smaller, safer, faster and more precise, he said.
• Legislation being considered in California would further regulate office surgery, including specifying how offices should be staffed and requiring full disclosure of doctors'credentials to patients.
• Although only a handful of states have enacted legislation dealing with office surgery, virtually all are examining the issue because of a few widely publicized deaths and injuries.
• The study, by the Senate Committee on Investigations, Taxation and Government Operations, called office surgery " an entirely unregulated area of medicine in New York state ."
• The report gave another reason for doctors'willingness to do surgery in their offices these days . " A large proportion of office surgery is now done for cosmetic purposes, " the study said.
• Dr . Charles Aswad, the society's chief executive, said his organization had been working with the state Health Department to create an educational program on office surgeries for doctors and patients, which is to be announced shortly.
• The state's largest doctors'group, the Medical Society of the State of New York, said Sunday that it was aware of the concerns about office surgeries and had been working on a solution for more than a year.
• Last month the Florida Medical Board reacted to the series with a set of stringent regulations governing office surgery, including limits on the amount of fat that could be removed during an office liposuction, and a mandate that office operations last no more than six hours.
• And in New York, state Sen . Roy M . Goodman, Republican of Manhattan, said that shortly after his office issued a report detailing problems with office surgery in the state and implying that only doctors with plastic surgery training should perform liposuction, he was visited by a group of dermatologists who wanted to emphasize their own qualifications to perform the procedure.