| Before the Finnish anaesthetist put him to sleep, an Australian nurse asked an Ethiopian translator to find out if the farmer had any questions. |
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| The anaesthetist will also use strong painkilling drugs to control pain during and after surgery. |
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| The team was joined by an anaesthetist who put a special tube into his lungs to improve his breathing. |
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| The anaesthetist can then use the cannula to inject anaesthetic or painkilling drugs directly into the epidural space. |
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| The anaesthetist will prescribe painkillers for the first few days after the operation. |
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| In his day job, he's an anaesthetist, so he is able to gauge levels of consciousness with accuracy. |
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| Anaesthesia usually begins when the anaesthetist injects a drug through a fine plastic tube inserted into a vein in the back of the hand. |
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| The anaesthetist in the above case was found guilty and his conviction was upheld in the House of Lords. |
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| To give the epidural anaesthetic, the anaesthetist passes a hollow needle into a small space just below the spinal cord. |
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| With a burn specialist at the core, the hospital disaster management team also includes a respiratory physician and an anaesthetist. |
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| You should tell the anaesthetist if you have experienced any allergic reaction to anaesthetic in the past. |
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| The obstetrician was to tell the anaesthetist of the target time for delivery. |
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| If this is the case, please discuss it with the anaesthetist before surgery. |
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| Her sister, my aunt with whom I talked about an hour and a half ago is a retired anaesthetist. |
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| The choice of your anaesthesia is the responsibility of your anaesthetist, who will however involve you in this decision. |
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| Practised by an anaesthetist, it ensures the opti-mum unwinding of surgery as well as the comfort and security of the patient. |
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| A British anaesthetist applied for recognition of his qualifications in order to take up employment in Spain. |
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| For assisted low station and outlet delivery, the presence of an anaesthetist is not routinely required. |
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| All these elements have considerable circulatory repercussions that the anaesthetist needs to try to keep to a minimum. |
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| Following treatment, and before you are allowed to leave, you will be cared for by our anaesthetist and our nursing staff. |
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| The anaesthetist will inform you about the best form of anaesthesia for you. |
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| At the end of the operation, different drugs are injected by the anaesthetist to reverse the paralysis and the patient then starts to breathe spontaneously. |
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| After having a drip placed in your arm, you will be put to sleep by the anaesthetist. |
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| An anaesthetist, your doctor in charge or his or her locum can be contacted at any time through the clinic should this be necessary. |
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| Analgesic therapy will be prescribed by the anaesthetist or by the physician treating you. |
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| As he went off to sleep, I was able to somehow hold his hand and help the anaesthetist intubate him. |
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| After delay in finding the anaesthetist, the bleeding was eventually stopped by emergency surgery, but the hospital had no blood for transfusion. |
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| An anaesthetist may also visit you to give you a pre-med injection. |
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| Today, the anaesthetist is the focus of a highly complex process and has an essential coordinating role. |
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| Made up of one or two surgeons, an anaesthetist and a nurse, the Opération Sourire teams carry out short-term missions of 8 to 15 days. |
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| During the treatment, a team of psychiatrist, anaesthetist and one or more nurses are present. |
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| When you come for your appointment, you may need to see an anaesthetist or other health care professional such as a physiotherapist, for example. |
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| Giving opioids to supplement analgesia, followed by conversion to general anaesthesia, was a perfectly reasonable response by the anaesthetist to Weir's distress at delivery. |
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| It is carried out by an anaesthetist and involves injecting local anaesthetic or painkilling drugs into the epidural space that surrounds the spinal cord. |
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| Her mother, an anaesthetist, is in the second trimester of pregnancy. |
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| The emergency team anaesthetist noticed that the airway heater had caused the breathing circuit's plastic tubing to melt and turned the heater off. |
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| After a minute or so, when the skin is numb, the anaesthetist will insert the larger epidural needle through the skin and towards the epidural space. |
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| Typically, an assistant will 'crack open' the ampoule and hold it, while the anaesthetist inserts a drawing-up needle and aspirates its contents. |
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| In Adomako an anaesthetist failed to notice that a tube had become disconnected from the ventilator and the patient died. |
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| Whilst it is essential for each endoscopic surgeon to have perfect knowledge of electrosurgery, the anaesthetist for his part must understand the fundamental principles of high frequency currents. |
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| Dr Griselda Cooper, a consultant anaesthetist based at Birmingham Women's Hospital, was made an OBE for services to medicine. |
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| In this distribution, the pre-operative phase and the post-operative followup was the domain of the anaesthetist, to such a degree that the surgeon gradually lost the simple notions of postsurgical nursing. |
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| An accompanist shares many traits with an anaesthetist. |
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| To make the administration of the epidural easier, the anaesthetist will ask you to sit on the edge of the bed and arch your back or to lie on your side. |
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| Two Canadian teams were among the first to arrive at Leopoldville, followed by an anaesthetist and a medical director for the Congolese Blood Transfusion Service. |
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| The team in the operating room consists of two surgeons, an anaesthetist, an operating room nurse, a circulating nurse, and a physician assistant on call. |
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| They can be overcome, however, even if they require the appropriate equipment, the participation of your anaesthetist and certain reflexes of traditional surgery to be abandoned. |
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| Dr Kalaivani Rajan has worked as a consultant cardiac anaesthetist at Newcastle's Freeman Hospital for almost six years. |
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| For the practising consultant anaesthetist who is not a full-time paediatric anaesthetist, the book serves as a useful update and 'how to' guide. |
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| Dr R A Moore-Dyke, the anaesthetist in 'Surgery', was born in Morija, Basutoland, in 1901, of missionary stock. |
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| The junior anaesthetist, Dr Sal Ojo had only been specialising for five months. |
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| The anaesthetist profoundly impacts on surgical intervention outcomes. |
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