Invasive medical procedure definition
Invasive medical procedure means a procedure involving puncture or incision of the skin or insertion of an instrument or foreign material into the body including, but not limited to, percutaneous aspirations, biopsies, cardiac and vascular catheterizations, endoscopies, angioplasties, and implantations. Excluded are venipuncture and intravenous therapy.
Invasive medical procedure means a procedure involving puncture or incision of the skin or insertion of an instrument or for- eign material into the body including, but not limited to, percutane- ous aspirations, biopsies, cardiac and vascular catheterizations, en- doscopies, angioplasties, and implantations. Excluded are venipuncture and intravenous therapy.
Invasive medical procedure means any medical procedure in which the accepted standard of care requires anesthesia, major conduction anesthesia or sedation. Without limitation of the foregoing, the term "medical procedure" shall include dental and podiatric procedures.
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Invasive medical procedure means any medical procedure in which the accepted standard of care requires anesthesia, major conduction anesthesia or sedation. Del. Code tit. 16, §122(3)y.
Invasive medical procedure means a medical
Invasive medical procedure means any medical procedure, including dental and podiatric procedures, in which the accepted standard of care requires anesthesia, major conduction anesthesia or sedation.
Invasive medical procedure means any medical procedure, including dental and podiatric procedures, in which the accepted standard of care requires anesthesia, major conduction anesthesia or sedation, or in which anesthesia or sedation is in fact used.