Dr Jean-Paul DELEUZE
- Hand surgery and
peripheral nerves - Microsurgery
- Surgery of burned
- Forensic evaluation
expertise
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The surgery and its attendant receive oral and written instructions.
It is explained to the patient that during the first 24 hours, minor complications can occur, such as pain, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, fatigue, drowsiness.
These phenomena should subside within 24 to 48 hours.
On the documents given to the patient, figure a phone number that will allow him to join the secretariat if necessary.
The support must be provided by a relative. There is a private car or specialized vehicle. It is absolutely forbidden to drive a motor vehicle, motorcycle (even a bicycle) to get to your home. You are not covered by insurance in case of accident the day of anesthesia.
In any case, the surgery is allowed to return home on his own or by public transport.
Avoid alcohol consumption for 24 hours.
Do not make any important decisions and do not sign any document for 48 hours.
Relax and repeat a gradual and slight power during the first 24 hours.