Anesthesiology 2019 Archives - Journal of Anaesthesia Practice

29 October 2019

Laughing gas helpful for labour pain, but epidural still top choice

Women report being very satisfied with nitrous oxide to manage labour pain, experiencing no adverse side effects to the baby,...

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Anesthesiology 2019

Laughing gas helpful for labour pain, but epidural still top choice

A rare intrathoracic vascular anomaly

Central Medical Supplies appoints new Account Managers

Precision pain management: Tailoring strategies to individual patient profiles

Anaesthetic implications of Aarskog-Scott syndrome

Delayed awakening after general anaesthesia and sedation

New analgesic could replace opioids over the long term

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Anesthesiology 2019

Laughing gas helpful for labour pain, but epidural still top choice

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A rare intrathoracic vascular anomaly

Central Medical Supplies appoints new Account Managers

Precision pain management: Tailoring strategies to individual patient profiles

Anaesthetic implications of Aarskog-Scott syndrome

Delayed awakening after general anaesthesia and sedation

New analgesic could replace opioids over the long term

About Us

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