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Meanings of general anaesthetic in English

Catalan
anestèsic total

An anesthetic that anesthetizes the entire body and causes loss of consciousness.

anestèsic total
Russian
стадии наркоза

Agent that induces a degree of analgesia.

стадии наркоза
Usage of general anaesthetic in English
1
Without the general anaesthetic just administered to her, she would still be resisting.
The Irish Times
2
I think that I would prefer to be asleep with a general anaesthetic.
The Irish Times
3
The operation will take place on Friday under general anaesthetic.
BBC
4
The woman was taken to hospital and placed under general anaesthetic after feeling unwell.
News.com.au
5
Colonoscopy is usually performed as a day case, with sedation rather than a general anaesthetic.
The Irish Times
6
In a Dublin hospital the boy would have had a general anaesthetic for the procedure.
The Irish Times
7
Both the students had to be operated on under general anaesthetic to repair the lacerations.
Radio NZ
8
He suffered heart failure while he was under general anaesthetic during a full medical examination.
The South African
9
Only 2 per cent were totally uncooperative and required a general anaesthetic, even for an examination.
Pubmed
10
Sometimes, only a general anaesthetic can calm them.
The Guardian
11
It is performed under a general anaesthetic and usually patients are able to leave the same day.
News.com.au
12
Advantages over rigid bronchoscopy include greater visual range, fewer complications, and the avoidance of a general anaesthetic.
Pubmed
13
No sedation or general anaesthetic is required.
The Irish Times
14
The patient was under a general anaesthetic.
Radio NZ
15
The surgery involves putting the patient under general anaesthetic, before feeding a long tube down their throat.
Radio NZ
16
And the cost of the operations carried out under general anaesthetic was more than $22 million.
Radio NZ
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