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D. A. Buxton Hopkin MD, FFARCSy is central to MacIntyre’s educational project.Outlines the.Despite Alasdair MacIntyre being known as an academic who has made many notable contributions to a range of areas in philosophy, his thinking on education is not as well-known and/or properly understood by most audiences and readerships th

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Cardiovascular Diseaseent from the history or physical examination of the patient. Signs of untreated cardiac failure (orthopnoea, pulmonary congestion, enlarged heart, tender liver, rapid and irregular pulse) are absolute contra-indications for elective or emergency surgery. The assistance of a cardiologist should be so

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Medicolegal Hazardsther speciality and lapses which might be unnoticed in another area can result in irreparable damage during anaesthesia or recovery. For this reason, anaesthesia comes at the top of the list of litigation-prone specialities in most defence organisations.

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Occupational Hazards Berlin, where, 10 years earlier, mechanical means of removing anaesthetic vapours from operating theatres had been installed. The paper considered that anaesthetic vapours were potentially harmful, and that environmental factors such as standing, humidity, and poor illumination also contributed. Al

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Fires, Explosions and Electric Shock because of reluctance to publish from fear of litigation. Reports vary from an average of one death per year in the United Kingdom to 1200 in the United States. The most accurate account emanates from Australia, where an official inquiry showed that over a period of 15 years, 164 fatalities had occ