SYRACUSE — Crouse Hospital has finished work on its Chris J. and Marshia K. Witting Surgical Center.
The hospital wrapped up four new inpatient operating rooms, capping a $50 million project that also included phases completed in 2010 and 2011. The first of the new operating rooms is set to start receiving patients this spring.
They bring Crouse to a total of 18 inpatient operating rooms. The Syracuse hospital is operating under a strategy of attempting to increase its surgical volume. It performed surgeries for 9,418 inpatients in 2012, up 9 percent from the previous year.
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One room in the newly completed portion of the surgical center can accommodate specialty surgical cases, equipment, and technology. The new portion also has a 15-bay post-anesthesia recovery area and a six-bed pre-operating patient suite.
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