They argued that anesthesiologists were perceived as impersonal and distant people who had skills and were efficient, but were not as real as other doctors. This could partially be explained because of the fleeting doctor-patient relationship and because of the effect of the pre and post-operative medication.
Ellos afirmaban que estos profesionales eran percibidos como impersonales, figuras distantes, quienes tenían habilidades y eran eficientes, pero no tan reales como otros médicos, lo cual podía ser explicado, en parte, por lo efímero de esta RAP y por el efecto de la medicación preoperatoria y posoperatoria.