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Local
Anesthesia
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local anesthesia, the anesthetic drug is usually injected
into the tissue to numb just the specific area of your body
requiring minor surgery, for example, to remove a small lesion
on the hand, or to repair a laceration. Little or no sedation
is given during a local procedure and unless prearranged by
the surgeon, an Anesthesiologist will not be present. |
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