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Meanings of anaesthesiology in English

Russian
анестезиология
Portuguese
anestésico ideal
Spanish
anestesiología y reanimación
Catalan
anestesiologia i reanimació

Medical speciality that focuses on anesthesia and perioperative medicine.

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анестезиология
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Examples for "anaesthesia"
Examples for "anaesthesia"
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Increasing people's understanding about anaesthesia is the focus of this years events.
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Debate remains at to the level of regional anaesthesia that is required.
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Pentobarbital anaesthesia which is known to increase the sympathetic tone was used.
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Amputation and other major surgery is routinely conducted without anaesthesia, it said.
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Melatonin levels in elderly patients are reduced after surgeries that require anaesthesia.
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At the present time the anaesthetics in common use are the following:-
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They can quantify the effects of anaesthetics on the central nervous system.
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Now local anaesthetics even in minor troubles have made dentistry almost painless.
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Every one is acquainted with the peculiar effects produced by various anaesthetics.
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Without anaesthetics, indeed, operations were difficult, but a good deal was accomplished.
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Conclusions: Our results demonstrate that NORA is a growing component of anesthesiology practice.
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The thickest moustache density was found in departments of psychiatry, pathology and anesthesiology.
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Objective: The efficacy of continuing medical education in anesthesiology has been examined very little.
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The Company's injectables product portfolio primarily serves therapy areas, such as oncology and anesthesiology.
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Methods: We recruited novice anesthesiology residents and regional anesthesiology experts.
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Background and objective: Anaesthesiology is considered a stressful occupation.
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The publication of textbooks on anaesthesiology reflects the enormous progress made over the last decades.
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Its ultimate goal is to promote quality in anaesthesiology.
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Therefore, a reconsideration of possible new indications for clonidine in clinical anaesthesiology seems to be justified.
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Methods: A prospective randomized study of two consecutive year groups of first year anaesthesiology residents was conducted.
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Usage of anaesthesiology in English
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The publication of textbooks on anaesthesiology reflects the enormous progress made over the last decades.
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Its ultimate goal is to promote quality in anaesthesiology.
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Therefore, a reconsideration of possible new indications for clonidine in clinical anaesthesiology seems to be justified.
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Methods: A prospective randomized study of two consecutive year groups of first year anaesthesiology residents was conducted.
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Recent advances of surgical techniques and anaesthesiology have led to a substantial decrease in mortality and morbidity.
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Collaboration with anaesthesiology, trauma surgery and neurosurgery is organised along structured pathways that include standardised laboratory tests and imaging.
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Professor of anaesthesiology at the Stanford University Medical Center, editor of the Journal of Anaesthesiology and Analgesia, and a world-leader on academic misconduct.
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Background and objective: Anaesthesiology is considered a stressful occupation.
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Guy Warman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anaesthesiology at the University of Auckland's School of Medicine.
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Members of the Transfusion and Haemostasis Subcommittee of the European Association of Cardiothoracic Anaesthesiology performed a systematic literature review on four-factor prothrombin complex concentrate.
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Professor Simon Mitchell is Head of the Department of Anaesthesiology at the University of Auckland's School of Medicine and Editor of Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine.
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