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Analgesia, Anaesthesia and Pregnancy A practical guide

The anaesthetist should always consider the possibility of pregnancy in any woman of child-bearing age who presents for surgery, whether elective or emergency, and should specifically enquire in such cases. If there is doubt, a pregnancy test should be offered. If pregnancy is suspected, the use of nitrous oxide is now generally considered acceptable, despite its effects on methionine synthase and DNA metabolism, as there is little evidence that it is harmful clinically .. read more about this Anaesthesia book : Analgesia, Anaesthesia and Pregnancy A practical guide free book download and review..>>

Oxford Handbook of Anaesthesia

All competent patients have the right to give or withhold consent for treatment or examination. To obtain consent, the patient must be given sufficient details and information about the procedure to enable a proper decision to be taken. Any procedure undertaken without the patient's consent may be considered an assault in a civil court and may be regarded as serious professional misconduct by the General Medical Council .. read more about this Anaesthesia book : Oxford Handbook of Anaesthesia free book download and review..>>

Recent Advances in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care

Recent Advances in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care is committed to keeping anaesthetists abreast of the very latest developments in our specialty. The editors trust that the reader will find the chapters in this issue as stimulating and interesting as they themselves have done.The range of topics covered in this issue represent all aspects of anaesthesia from basic science to clinical practice, from training the anaesthetists of the future to relevant medical conditions, from optimization of patients to resuscitation of patients. .. read more about this Anaesthesia book : Recent Advances in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care free book download and review..>>

The Intensive Care Manual

The care of the critically ill patient is complex and, at times, overwhelming. Many organ systems may be affected simultaneously. Each of these organ systems and the approach to their dysfunction is discussed in subsequent chapters. This chapter focuses on respiratory failure (hypoxemic and hypercapnic) and oxygen delivery: the underlying concepts are central to what we do in the intensive care unit (ICU). .. read more about this Anaesthesia book : The Intensive Care Manual free book download and review..>>