Abstract
Background: During COVID-19 pandemic entire Countries rapidly ran out of intensive care beds, occupied by critically ill infected patients. This put almost all health care systems to the test. Elective surgery has been halted and acute care surgeries drastically limited. Since pandemic began, Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) and General Anesthesia (GA) have been under great debate as they are both aerosol generating procedures and may contribute to contagions inside theaters. Moreover, as known, GA can be associated with delayed recovery after anesthesia and can lead to the admission of the patient to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
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