The Evolution of Anaesthesia, Part 265History of anesthesiology including photographs of vignettes, paintings, and portraits. |
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... atropine . Klikovitch of St. Petersburg advocates nitrous oxide in midwifery . Sir William Macewen describes peroral endotracheal intubation with a brass tube to facilitate the removal of a tumour of the base of the tongue . Advances in ...
... atropine . Klikovitch of St. Petersburg advocates nitrous oxide in midwifery . Sir William Macewen describes peroral endotracheal intubation with a brass tube to facilitate the removal of a tumour of the base of the tongue . Advances in ...
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... atropine would reverse the bradycardia of chloroform , but he only used it during operation . In 1869 , Claude ... atropine as premedication in his experiments on dogs ; the atropine was given in order to prevent the bradycardia of ...
... atropine would reverse the bradycardia of chloroform , but he only used it during operation . In 1869 , Claude ... atropine as premedication in his experiments on dogs ; the atropine was given in order to prevent the bradycardia of ...
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... atropine would prevent death from chloroform in dogs , and , during the first years of the century the use of pre - operative atropine became common . However , in 1911 , the British Medical Association's Chloroform Commission reported ...
... atropine would prevent death from chloroform in dogs , and , during the first years of the century the use of pre - operative atropine became common . However , in 1911 , the British Medical Association's Chloroform Commission reported ...
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