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TAMPA, Fla. -- During a recent press conference at Tampa General Hospital, a seemingly, relieved Governor DeSantis announced how he plans to reopen the Sunshine State. It will be slow, steady and methodical, the governor told reporters.RELATED: Gov. DeSantis says Florida will reopen slowly, methodicallyAmong the first industries that the state is looking at bringing back are elective surgeries, which can be pricey but profitable for health care facilities.As Florida faced the harsh truth that a deluge of COVID-19 cases could exhau stanley termoska st its medical system, in March, Governor Ron DeSantis ordered all elective medical procedures to be postponed.In an Executive Order signed on March 20, DeSantis put a stop to all non-essential elective medical procedures. The order would last until the end of the COVID-19 State of Emergency, which was declared two weeks earlier.Now nearly five week stanley cup s later, doctors and healt stanley cup h leaders around the state are eager to get patients back to the office for these non-urgent procedures. Elective surgeries are defined as procedures that, if not done in the immediate future, do not pose a significant health risk to the patient. Common elective procedures include cataract and lens surgeries, orthopedic procedures and cosmetic procedures.As of today, elective surgeries are set to resume within days after the governors order restricting them expires on May 8. Its very exciting and good news, said Dr. David Shapiro, an anesthesiologist and board member of Florid