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A
nesthes
ia
machin
es and
cars
have a lot in common.
Both are likely to run
at least about $20,000
for new models —
and can go much high-
er. Both can save
money by being reli-
able and "gas" effi-
cient. And in both
cases, smart buying
decisions depend on
how long you plan to
Save You Money?
Anesthesia Machine
Can the Right
You'll breathe
easier when you
separate wants
and needs.
Jim Burger
Associate Editor
Pamela
Bevelhymer,
RN,
BSN
TURN IT DOWN Low-flow capability is a plus — as long as providers take advantage.
