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Chung F et al. - This pilot study showed that there was no increase in the perioperative adverse events as a result of no preoperative testing in the study population. A larger study is needed to demonstrate that indicated testing may be safely eliminated in selected patients undergoing ambulatory surgery without increasing perioperative complications.

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