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Updated 30. November 2006 |
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- Most of the time on an out-patient basis
- More complicated cases require a one-day hospitalisation
- For serious complications, possible hospitalisation in conventional facilities
- Predominantly local anaesthesia
- General anaesthesia possible, also as an out-patient, with a short time to wake up and come round
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