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24 September 2019

Anaesthetic drug sevoflurane improves sepsis outcomes

Patients with sepsis often require surgery or imaging procedures under general anaesthesia, yet there is no standard regimen for anaesthetising...

19 September 2019

Reducing pain and disability to restore children’s hopes and futures

Promotional feature Asha Vihar is a development aid project in the state of Jharkhand, Eastern India, that takes a holistic...

18 July 2019

One for all – standardising medical equipment

Promotional feature Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is widely used in hospitals across the country. However, as these systems are often shared...

31 July 2018

What are the lessons from the Gosport report?

James Watts, Consultant in Anaesthesia & Critical Care, looks at the recently published report into the events that occurred at Gosport War Memorial...

27 July 2018

Anaesthesia and surgery linked to decline in memory and thinking

In adults over 70, exposure to general anaesthesia and surgery is associated with a subtle decline in memory and thinking...

17 August 2016

Six weeks in South Sudan

Birsen Gaskell is a doctor who been practising anaesthesia and intensive care in the UK since 2008. When she was...

20 January 2016

17-19 August 2016 – Edinburgh Anaesthesia Festival 2016

17-19 August 2016 – Edinburgh Anaesthesia Festival 2016 Local, national & international speakers delivering topical lectures on a wide variety...

23 December 2015

Nepal earthquake victims benefit from ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia

Nepal earthquake victims benefit from ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia Point-of-care ultrasound technology proved vital to the Nepal disaster relief effort according...

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anaesthesia

Anaesthetic drug sevoflurane improves sepsis outcomes

Reducing pain and disability to restore children’s hopes and futures

One for all – standardising medical equipment

What are the lessons from the Gosport report?

Anaesthesia and surgery linked to decline in memory and thinking

Six weeks in South Sudan

17-19 August 2016 – Edinburgh Anaesthesia Festival 2016

Nepal earthquake victims benefit from ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia

14-15 January 2027, Winter Scientific Meeting; London

Ludwig’s angina and peri-operative challenges

Aston University and Labskin team up to improve human skin models for medical research

Besins Healthcare strengthens innovation capabilities with acquisition of UniD Manufacturing

New approach to the development of non-opioid painkillers

Draeger Medical opens new UK Innovation Hub to support NHS transformation and improve patient care

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anaesthesia

Anaesthetic drug sevoflurane improves sepsis outcomes

Reducing pain and disability to restore children’s hopes and futures

One for all – standardising medical equipment

What are the lessons from the Gosport report?

Anaesthesia and surgery linked to decline in memory and thinking

Six weeks in South Sudan

17-19 August 2016 – Edinburgh Anaesthesia Festival 2016

Nepal earthquake victims benefit from ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia

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14-15 January 2027, Winter Scientific Meeting; London

Ludwig’s angina and peri-operative challenges

Aston University and Labskin team up to improve human skin models for medical research

Besins Healthcare strengthens innovation capabilities with acquisition of UniD Manufacturing

New approach to the development of non-opioid painkillers

Draeger Medical opens new UK Innovation Hub to support NHS transformation and improve patient care

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