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Newspaper Article
Insurers To Stop Paying For Anesthetic Used In Colonoscopies
2008
Overview
\"Everyone who can afford it, and has had it done before, is going to pay the extra money for propofol,\" said Dr. Charles Campbell, who runs Diagnostic Clinic in Largo where virtually all colonoscopies are performed under deep sedation. \"But if you really have trouble making ends meet, you're going to postpone it.\" \"Anesthesiologists themselves have said if this usage grows, it could be in the $2- to $5-billion range in costs,\" he said. \"Those are costs we can't afford.\" \"And the satisfaction levels of patients who have this is as high as with other forms of sedation,\" said [Troyen A. Brennan], who said he had intravenous sedation for both of his colonoscopies.
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Halifax Media Group
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