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. 2013 Fall;51(4):65-80.
doi: 10.1097/AIA.0b013e3182a70903.

Ensuring safety in the operating room: the "fundamental use of surgical energy" (FUSE) program

Pascal Fuchshuber  1 , Stephanie Jones, Daniel Jones, Liane S Feldman, Steven Schwaitzberg, Marc A Rozner
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Ensuring safety in the operating room: the "fundamental use of surgical energy" (FUSE) program

Pascal Fuchshuber et al. Int Anesthesiol Clin. 2013 Fall.
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Fundamental Use of Surgical Energy – FUSE Program Logo (copyright with SAGES)
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Page examples of the FUSE manual, chapter “Integration of Energy Systems With Other Medical Devices” (24)
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Page examples of the FUSE manual, chapter “Integration of Energy Systems With Other Medical Devices” (24)
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Page examples of the FUSE manual, chapter “Integration of Energy Systems With Other Medical Devices” (24)
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Page examples of the FUSE manual, chapter “Integration of Energy Systems With Other Medical Devices” (24)
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Page examples of the FUSE manual, chapter “Integration of Energy Systems With Other Medical Devices” (24)
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Page examples of the FUSE manual, chapter “Integration of Energy Systems With Other Medical Devices” (24)
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Examples of the FUSE manual Hands-On Demonstration chapter (24)
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Examples of the FUSE manual Hands-On Demonstration chapter (24)
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Screenshot of the FUSE online program
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