The Future of Ambulatory Surgery: Innovation, Airway Safety, and Patient Trust

“At an academic center, you hit a button and everyone comes running. Now I’m at a surgery center. I’m on an island.” — Dr. Adam Thaler on why ASC anesthesiologists need different tools than their hospital counterparts. His solution? Making video laryngoscopy standard practice for every intubation — not just difficult cases. Watch the full story.

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