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Tendances dans l'anesthesiology : Utilisant la technologie pour réduire des coûts et pour contrôler l'information

par Olga Deshchenko, DOTmed News Reporter | August 22, 2011
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From the August 2011 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine


And according to GE’s Rossi, the anesthesia market in the developing world is poised to grow as buying power increases. “In developed countries, the market will most likely focus on ensuring that the information [anesthesiologists] already have in their systems is put to better use,” he says.

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