anesthesis

anesthesia, anaesthesia, anesthesis, anaesthesis

the absence of physical sensation. — anesthesiologist, anaesthesiologist, anaesthetist, n. — anesthetic, anaesthetic, n., adj.
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All procedure was done under general endotracheal anesthesis. NG tube passed and urinary catheterization done in all patients who underwent LNAR.
Comparison of Single Port and Three Port Laparoscopic Technique of Inguinal Hernia Repair in Children
Moreover it can be done easily under local anesthesis.
COMPARISON OF CHEMICAL CAUTERY VERSUS TOPICAL VASOCONSTRICTORS IN IDIOPATHIC PEDIATRIC ANTERIOR EPISTAXIS
Control of shivering under regional anesthesis in obstetric patients with tramadol.
PEROPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE SHIVERING CONTROL BY ONDANSETRON AND OPIOIDS FOLLOWING SPINAL ANAESTHESIA--A CLINICAL COMPARATIVE STUDY
The primary purpose of the study was to explore if patients who receive DMG solution during LAVH use less morphine patient controlled anesthesis (PCA).
Intraoperative utilization of dexamethasone/ bupivacaine/gentamicin solution in laparoscopic assisted vaginal hysterectomy and pain management
Composit filling was the most common filling material used for primary dentition treated under general anesthesis (formed 58.5% of the fillings), while amalgam was used in 15% of the cases.
THE FREQUENCY OF USE OF DENTAL AMALGAM IN PEDIATRIC DENTAL CLINICS IN JORDAN
Only one patient (5%) had regimental badge anesthesis due to trauma to the upper lateral cutaneous nerve of the arm which was recovered later after four months.
Comparative study of management of humeral diaphyseal fractures by DCP plate and IMIL nail

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