Raynaud's Phenomenon During Non-operating Room Anesthesia: A Case Report.

Non-operating room anesthesia challenges the anesthesiologist to deliver the same high-quality care as in the operating room. Amid the perplexity of the unfamiliar environment, scarcity of ancillary staff, and physical limitations, a distressing signal from pulse oximetry can cause a scare. We present a case of Raynaud's phenomenon in a patient posted for cystogastrostomy in the endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography suite.