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Date Posted: 02:08:19 10/29/20 Thu
Author: Knut Holt
Subject: Also after Covid-19-infection, all things done under anesthesia is more risky
In reply to: Peter Wollemann 's message, "Re: Ask abput and get to know what all these screnings will be before deciding" on 20:14:52 10/28/20 Wed

Covid-19 tend to produce weaknesses of several kind, especially in the respiratory system and heart function.

All things done under anesthesia will therefore be riskier.

These projects tend to be willing to set the patient under risk, because they regard the purpose of the research project to be more important than the safety of the patient.

This is a further reason to reject the proposal if anesthesia or intrusive exams are planned.

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