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Surgical Smoke Nearly Killed Me - Outpatient Surgery Magazine - February 2018

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warts in their throat and nose after years of breathing in the smoke created during laser ablation of warts. Many groups, including AORN, 3 6 • O U T PA T I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E • F E B R U A R U Y 2 0 1 8 • Acetonitrile • Acetylene • Acroloin • Acrylonitrile • Alkyl benzene • Benzaldehyde • Benzene • Benzonitrile • Butadiene • Butene • Carbon monoxide • Creosol • 1-Decene (hydrocarbon) • 2,3-Dihydro indene (hydrocarbon) • Ethane • Ethene • Ethylene • Ethyl benzene • Ethynyl benzene • Formaldehyde • Furfural (aldehyde) • Hexadecanoic acid • Hydrogen cyanide • Indole (amine) • Isobutene • Methane • 3-Methyl butenal (aldehyde) • 6-Methyl indole (amine) • 4-Methyl phenol • 2-Methyl propanol (aldehyde) • Methyl pyrazine • Phenol • Propene • 2-Propylene nitrile • Pyridine • Pyrrole (amine) • Styrene • Toluene (hydrocarbon) • 1-Undecene (hydrocarbon) • Xylene Below is a list of chemicals contained in surgical smoke that Anthony Hedley, MD, FACS, keeps in his office as a reminder of its hidden dangers (osmag.net/2AEuyX): SCARY SMOKE Take a Look at the Chemicals Contained in Surgical Plume

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