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Surgical clearances at JUVENIS
Every patient who has to undergo surgery requires a so-called surgical clearance. Surgical clearances at JUVENIS in Vienna are requested by the surgeon during the preliminary consultation and are gladly organized for you at JUVENIS. This ensures that there are no health-related contraindications for the planned procedure.
Surgical clearance at JUVENIS
The surgical clearance is issued by our female physician for General medicine, Dr. Daniela Themmer. Appointments are always possible on Tuesdays between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
The necessary blood draw always takes place on Monday morning at JUVENIS. For this, we ask you to come fasting. This means that you should not eat anything from the end of your evening meal the previous day until your blood draw appointment. However, you should drink enough water and take your medication as usual.
If you have a blood type card, we ask you to show it to our staff at the front desk. A copy of your card will then be attached to the surgical clearance. This way, you avoid unnecessary laboratory costs.
Treatment process for surgical clearances
Planned surgery under sedoanalgesia or local anesthesia
Please contact JUVENIS by phone at +43 1 236 3020, by e-mail at empfang@juvenismed.at or via the contact form, to arrange a consultation or treatment appointment.
Planned surgery under general anesthesia
Following the examination, the laboratory results will be discussed and you can ask any remaining questions. Afterwards, the doctor will write a written surgical clearance, which is either sent directly to the surgeon or can be taken with you upon request.
Costs for surgical clearances
| Treatment | Price |
|---|---|
| Surgical clearance for sedoanalgesia or local anesthesia | € 150 |
| Surgical clearance for general anesthesia | € 180 |
FAQs
Surgical clearance is a medical examination in which it is assessed whether you medically fit for a planned procedure. The goal is to identify potential risks and increase safety during the operation.
A surgical clearance is required before:
planned surgical procedures
operations under general anesthesia or regional anesthesia
outpatient or inpatient procedures
It is usually requested by the treating physician or hospital.
Depending on the procedure and health status, the following examinations may be performed:
detailed medical history
Physical examination
Blood tests
ECG (heart examination)
if necessary, further diagnostic tests
At the beginning there is a detailed discussion about your pre-existing conditions, medications, and complaints. Afterwards the necessary examinations are carried out. The examination usually takes approx. 20 to 40 minutes.
Most examinations are not painful. Only the blood draw can cause a brief prick.
In some cases, you should:
arrive fasting (for blood draw)
bring a list of your medications
bring relevant findings or medical reports
The clearance is usually given after all necessary examinations have been completed. Depending on the scope, this can be done directly or after a short time.
If risks are identified, this will be discussed with you. In some cases, further examinations or an adjustment of the treatment necessary before an operation can be performed.
The costs depend on the scope of the examination and the necessary tests. A surgical clearance for sedoanalgesia or local anesthesia costs from € 150. A surgical clearance for general anesthesia costs from € 180.
The Exact prices will be provided in a personal consultation..
Depending on medical necessity, a (partial) coverage of costs by the health insurance be possible.
At JUVENIS you benefit from experienced specialists and modern diagnostics. A careful examination ensures that your procedure under optimal medical conditions can be performed.
We have answered the most frequently asked questions on the topic of Operations approvals answered. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us via empfang@juvenismed.at or at +43 1 236 3020.
Contact
Responsible for the content of this page: Dr. med. Daniela Themmer & Dr. med. Tanja Pisec-Weihen