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6 January 2022

Anaesthesia: Double chalice breaks the blockade

Under anaesthesia, patients are often given muscle-relaxing neuromuscular blockers to make intubations easier and reduce the skeletal muscle tone during...

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Neuromuscular blockers

Anaesthesia: Double chalice breaks the blockade

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Neuromuscular blockers

Anaesthesia: Double chalice breaks the blockade

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Aston University and Birmingham Women and Children’s Hospital developing new devices to improve drug treatment safety

17 January 2025, GASagain (Giving Anaesthesia Safely Again); Bradford

‘SEROTONIN’- A friend and a foe!

District hospitals key to unlocking Global South surgical conundrum

RCoA statement: Urgent need for increase in anaesthetic specialty training places

Tethered Spinal Cord Syndrome (TSCS): Pathophysiology and clinical presentation with a focus on anaesthetic management

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