Titlebook: Inhalation Anaesthesia Today and Tomorrow; K. Peter,F. Jesch Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1982 Anaesthesia.Inhalation.Inhal

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Total Effect of Repeated Anaesthetics on Liver Function,ations are required, although there has been no clear evidence that it is a safe alternative which would reduce the possibility of hepatitis. Comprehensive prospective studies were clearly needed to obtain data on the repeated use of anaesthetics, and it was decided to carry out a trial to try to de

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B. R. Brown Jr.ch vorgestellten L?sungswege bew?hren sich seit 20 Jahren in zahlreichen Unternehmen. Sie lassen sich auf alle Branchen übertragen. Sie haben Ertragssteigerungen und Kulturver?nderungen zur Folge, die von Fachleuten kaum für m?glich gehalten werden..

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Current Status of Hepatotoxicity of the Halogenated Inhalation Anesthetics,mbers were reached to spur the National Halothane Study [5], one of the largest epidemiologic works ever performed. U fortunately, this study was inconclusive. There appeared to be a non-statistically significant hint of a problem involving halothane, but it was certainly not proven by this large no

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Aspects of Possible Health Hazards from Traces of Waste Anaesthetic Vapours and Gases,e to point out that the authors of the epidemiological studies did not state, but only supposed, pollution of the atmosphere in operating-rooms to be responsible for acute or chronic illness in operating-room personnel.

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