They will receive written instructions from their physician on restrictions and recommendations for their post-operative recovery at home.
outpatient
Most patients will remain in the hospital for one to three days after the procedure.
Informed non-consent is the refusing of a procedure while being fully informed of the risks to health and the possible outcome of the patients decision.
The person who is explains the procedure and obtains informed consent.
Patients may go home after being released following surgery and time spent in the recovery room .
Although patients often go home the same day or the evening of the procedure, they should plan to stay at the hospital most of the day.
Discharge from the hospital may occur in as little as one to two days after the procedure, but may be later
at a patients bedside, treatment room, or in an interventional radiology department
A situation where I have went out of my way to keep patients families or colleagues informed is not able to be answered as I do not have any patients.
Polly Toynbee has written: 'Patients' -- subject(s): Hospital care, Hospital patients, London Hospital
Because life-threatening internal bleeding is a possible complication of an arterial puncture, an overnight stay in the hospital is sometimes recommended following an angiographic procedure, particularly with cerebral and coronary angiography
can usually be conducted in a doctor's office or a health clinic. However, some individuals should have the procedure done in a hospital day surgery facility. These include patients with rectal bleeding, and patients whose blood does not clot well