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Surgeon explains why he prefers CRNAs over Anesthesiologists
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Published on 09-24-2014 05:01 PM Number of Views: 12915

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sajidnadaf - 09-28-2014

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subee - 10-20-2014

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I didn't hear that the surgeon prefers CRNA's. He just prefers this group. This is just an advertisement.
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