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Obstetric General Anaesthesia Practices in England by greg is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study analyzes general anaesthesia practices for obstetric surgery in England, focusing on data from 3117 procedures across 72 hospitals. It highlights the predominance of thiopental as the induction drug and suxamethonium as the neuromuscular blocker, while noting an increase in the use of propofol and improved monitoring practices. The findings indicate a higher incidence of difficult intubation among obese patients and suggest that videolaryngoscopy is underutilized despite the associated risks.
- Author
- greg
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- EN