An anesthesiologist is the physician who puts patients under anesthesia for surgery; they are Doctors of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.), who specialize in this field of medicine.
There are also R.N.A.'s (Registered Nurse Anesthetists) who can also anesthetize patients, but they have to work under the supervision of an attending anesthesiologist.
Yes, and it is commonly used to maintain anesthetic plane in small animals for short procedures.
The risks of Liposuction/Liposculpture in healthy people are those common to all surgical procedures (reactions to the anesthetic, infections, etc.), but complications are very rare. It is, however, necessary to operate with the proper precautions: suitable clinics, assistance with the anesthetic even in procedures performed under local anesthetic, and the use of a general anesthetic in more extensive Liposuctions (giving too much anesthetic risks being toxic). The swelling technique and the use of fine cannulas guarantee the best results with very little bleeding.
An Endoscopist. A health professional who performs endoscopic procedures
Some types of procedures that doctors use umbilical cord blood for is bone marrow. If the baby needs more bone marrow, they can get some extra from blood from the umbilical cord.
There are some side effects. So we don't use it as a anesthetic.
Doctors wear special clothing to protect themselves and their patients during procedures. Most are designed to be disposed of after use to prevent the further spread of diseases.
I believe the French were first to utilize Ether as analagesic and anesthetic.
1) When I had surgery on me teeth the dentist used the anesthetic, so their wasn't pain.
No
It has not been used as an anesthetic for a long time for good reason: It can cause brain damage and has other serious side effects. It is not an approved anesthetic.
Since there are no pain receptors in the brain, there is no need for deeper anesthetic.
There are some uses. Generally we use it as a anesthetic.