Dr. Steven McCornack D.O., Anesthesiologist
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Dr. Steven McCornack D.O.

Anesthesiologist

5818 Wilmington Pike Suite 180 Centerville Ohio, 45459
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Steven William McCormack, DO, MHSA, has a private practice in Centerville, Ohio.  He specializes in various consulting techniques for anesthesia procedures.  Dr. McCormack also holds a Master of Health Science Administration, specializing in the various types of health care administration, their procedures and billing administration curriculums.

Education and Training

University of Health Sciences

Board Certification

American Board of Anesthesiology - Anesthesiology

Provider Details

MaleEnglish 36 years of experience
Dr. Steven McCornack D.O.
Dr. Steven McCornack D.O.'s Expert Contributions
  • Is general anesthesia used for an appendectomy?

    Yes, nearly always today because most appendectomy procedures are done either laparoscopically or utilizing the robot READ MORE

  • Is varicose vein surgery done under local anesthesia?

    Varicose vein surgery may be done under many types of anesthesia. READ MORE

  • Do they put you to sleep for dislocated shoulder?

    Different facilities and practitioners have different approaches to the reduction of shoulder dislocations. Oftentimes, you will receive propofol so that you will be asleep when it is reduced. You will be able to breathe spontaneously and wake up quickly with this plan. If you have concerns, be sure to discuss them with your orthopedic surgeon and anesthesia provider. I can also be done with sedation, but you won't be completely out for that and you have more of a chance of getting nauseous. Good luck! READ MORE

  • How soon after anesthesia can you drive?

    The standard post-operative instructions are to wait 24 hours before driving or operating heavy machinery. Some people feel that this time frame is not necessary, but your anesthesia and surgical teams will not want to deviate from the standard. Good luck! READ MORE

  • Can you be awake during gallbladder surgery?

    If it is being done laparoscopically, you really should be asleep. Why would you want to be awake during your surgery? Talk with your anesthesia and surgical teams prior to surgery. With today's monitoring systems and medications, general anesthesia is by far the safest way to undergo gallbladder surgery. Talk to others who have had this surgery. Good luck! READ MORE

  • Is anesthesia and this medication ok?

    Yes. Let your anesthesia and surgical teams know but the amount in your blood will be minimal after 24 hours. Good luck! READ MORE

  • What anesthesia is used for middle ear surgery?

    Most often general anesthesia is used for middle ear surgery. If you have specific concerns, talk to your surgical and anesthesia teams prior to surgery. Good luck! READ MORE

  • How do I know if I'm allergic to anesthesia?

    It is typical to get multiple medications during surgery. Millions of anesthetics are performed all over the world each year, so the frequency of allergies to various medications is well known. Allergies to anesthetic agents are rare and easily treated. With the monitoring systems in the OR you will be constantly monitored for any problems which will then be immediately addressed, Good luck! READ MORE

  • My mom's head injury?

    Her injuries may be affecting her renal function or there may be staffing levels or other reasons for placing her there. Discuss your concerns with the care team and be sure that you are heard. Good luck to you both! READ MORE

  • How long does it take to wake up after breast augmentation?

    With current monitoring systems, you wake up very quickly after surgery. Depending on your need for supplemental pain or nausea medications, and your general state of health, you should wake up very quickly. Good luck! READ MORE

  • What anesthesia is used for ACL surgery?

    ACL repair may be performed with general or spinal anethesia. Pain blocks may be used for post operative pain control. Good luck! READ MORE

  • What is the best anesthesia for total knee replacement?

    Both spinal and general anesthesia are used for knee replacement, frequently with nerve blocks for post operative pain. If you have specific concerns discuss them with your anesthesia and surgical teams prior to surgery. Good luck! READ MORE

  • Can you be sedated for a CT scan?

    You can. It may not be necessary but it is becoming more common to have MRI or CT with sedation because of anxiety. It may mean extra time in scheduling the exam. Good luck! READ MORE

  • Are you fully sedated for a colonoscopy?

    Colonoscopies are done in two ways in this country. Sedation is sometimes used. Anesthesia is becoming more popular. If you have doubts about your ability to do the procedure, or have failed it, with only sedation you might want to insist on anesthesia. Good luck! READ MORE

  • How do you detox after general anesthesia?

    You don't need to detox. The medications will leave your body pretty quickly under normal circumstances. READ MORE

  • Can anesthesia cause emotional problems?

    Any surgical procedure may cause stress and or anxiety which can exacerbate emotional problems. Normally anesthesia ameliorates this issue. Good luck! READ MORE

  • Where does your mind go when under anesthesia?

    You will be in a state of suspended thought. When you awaken it will seem that no time at all has passed. Good luck! READ MORE

  • What are the side effects of a local anesthetic?

    Some people may experience anxiety from epinephrine if it is in the local anesthetic. Most often, the amounts of local anesthetic used are far below thresholds for systemic reactions. Good luck! READ MORE

  • Can you deliver a baby with an epidural?

    Epidural rates for childbirth differ from place to place and country to country. In the US, I would guess that the majority of women deliver with an epidural in place. If you have any questions, discuss them with your anesthesia team and obstetrician. READ MORE

  • Do they use general anesthesia for a lung biopsy?

    Without knowing the technique which may be employed, it is hard to determine. If the biopsy will be done via bronchoscope, you might have sedation or general anesthesia. If you are going to have an open or transthoracic biopsy, you are very likely going to have a general anesthetic. If you have any concerns about the procedure, consult your surgeon and your anesthesia care team before the procedure. Your general state of health and any pre-existing conditions may also affect your anesthesia care plan. Good luck! READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Anesthesia

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • National Speaking -

Internships

  • Mount Clemens General Hospital

Professional Society Memberships

  • American Osteopathic College of Anesthesiology, American Society of Anesthesiology

Articles and Publications

  • Few Articles Published

What do you attribute your success to?

  • Good Mentors

Hobbies / Sports

  • Music, Theater, Exercise, Sports

Dr. Steven McCornack D.O.'s Practice location

5818 Wilmington Pike Suite 180 -
Centerville, Ohio 45459
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BELLEFONTAINE, OH 43311
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