| He was called on to anaesthetise many eminent patients, who became donors to the medical school. |
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| The doctor was charged with manslaughter, and the prosecution alleged that he had intended, by himself, to anaesthetise the patient with methohexitone. |
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| But she denied calling on the medical profession to anaesthetise all foetuses of more than 17 weeks before they are aborted. |
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| But now she was freed of the daily slavery of the office, and she no longer needed to drink to accompany Roddy, or to anaesthetise herself to his friends. |
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| And if the US military is the most advanced in the world, surely they could anaesthetise the Iraqi opposition with a non-lethal compound, and then capture them. |
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| Tracheal intubation of the awake parturient, using the AWS with lignocaine jelly to anaesthetise the pharynx, was performed smoothly at the first attempt. |
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