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New brain monitor makes sure you’re really under anaesthesia Scientists in Australia have created a world-first device that monitors changes...
Paving the way to ever-safer anaesthesia Researchers at Lancaster University have made a breakthrough with a safer anaesthesia which could...
Intravenous induction versus gaseous induction in paediatric patients Operating department practitioner Arwinder Singh provides an overview of intravenous versus gaseous...
Knowledge and skills in setting up videolaryngoscopes Emily Pallister, Achuthan Sajayan and Cyprian Mendonca conducted a survey among operating departmental...
Forget counting sheep – therapy could help chronic pain sufferers get a good night's sleep Research conducted at the University...
Bite block or not? A case study by Usamah Kidwai and colleagues on their experience of using reinforced laryngeal mask...
RA-UK provides guidelines for supervision of patients during peripheral regional anaesthesia Regional Anaesthesia UK was asked by its members to...
How does anaesthesia affect the brain in older adults and children? Recent studies by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) looked at...
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