How To Use Aesthesia In A Sentence
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The feeling of movement - discussed as kinaesthesia - is married to a musical sequence, by which the shapes seem to converse in a kind of inner-skull environment.
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Objective To investigate the effects of anaesthesia receiving laparoscopic cholecystotomy.
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He improved, but in 1996 he was readmitted to hospital with paraesthesia and leg spasms and was prescribed carbamazepine by a neurologist.
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The incident occurred at the Shoushan Zoo in Kaohsiung, south Taiwan, when zoo vet Chang Po-yu was giving the alligator three anaesthesia shots, so that he could treat the alligator's illness.
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The changes of bloodstream dynamics, anaesthesia depth, analepsia and adverse effect before and 1 min after inducing, 5 mins after windpipe intubation and 5 mins after operation were observed.
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These patients received intravenous anaesthesia with suxamethonium plus thiopental sodium or propofol for the implementation of ECT, respectively.
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Yet the vivisector would have us believe that in all cases of his "anaesthesia" the dog is unconscious.
An Ethical Problem Or, Sidelights upon Scientific Experimentation on Man and Animals
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Epidural anaesthesia is a safe and reliable method of pain relief.
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Depth of anaesthesia monitoring: what's available, what's validated and what's next?
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Anaesthesia and an acceptance of the importance of hygiene, asepsis and antiseptics revolutionised childbirth.
Times, Sunday Times
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This is a major operation requiring single lung anaesthesia, and many patients with cardiac or underlying lung disease will not tolerate it.
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Objective To discuss the proper sedative and anterograde amnesia dosage of midazolam in epidural anaesthesia during lower abdominal and lower limb operation.
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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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It is usually performed as a day case surgical procedure under general anaesthesia.
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The risks of this condition after elective minor surgery under local anaesthesia have probably not been appreciated.
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This is a major operation requiring single lung anaesthesia, and many patients with cardiac or underlying lung disease will not tolerate it.
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Perhaps general anaesthesia should be combined with pre-emptive local and regional anaesthetic blocks more often.
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These patients received intravenous anaesthesia with suxamethonium plus thiopental sodium or propofol for the implementation of ECT, respectively.
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I read an article (in the Washington Post? perhaps.) on a conference about synaesthesia which said that a quick test psych people to to see of someone has synaesthesia is asking them "What shape is a year?
Synesthesia: the Flavor of Music, the Color of Touch
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Objective: To evaluate the effects of flurbiprofen axetil combined with propofol in induced abortion anaesthesia and postoperative analgesia.
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There was little difference in maternal safety between inhalational anaesthetics used for general anaesthesia.
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Fortunately , these times are overcritical anaesthesia and at the same time perform TOE.
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We speculated that the effects of surgical injury and anaesthesia might be as important as the use of cardiopulmonary bypass in causing impairment.
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In developed countries laparoscopic tubal ligation is usually performed under general anaesthesia.
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Perhaps general anaesthesia should be combined with pre-emptive local and regional anaesthetic blocks more often.
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Removing the seeds under general anaesthesia is practically always necessary.
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It is difficult to maintain a consistent level of surgical anaesthesia with ether and it is in addition highly explosive.
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BACKGROUND: This study compared the efficacy of topical anaesthesia with levobupivacaine 0.75% vs lidocaine 2% during cataract surgery by phacoemulsification.
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He pioneered the use of epidural anaesthesia which has freed so many women from the pains of childbirth.
Times, Sunday Times
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One of the most common variants is called grapheme-colour synaesthesia," says Dr Simner.
Red Ice Creations
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Hence bromide of potassium -- or bromide of sodium, which is possibly somewhat safer still though not quite so certain in its action -- is used as a hypnotic, as the standard anaphrodisiac, as a sedative in mania and all forms of morbid mental excitement, and in hyperaesthesia of all kinds.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria"
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The procedure is performed under general anaesthesia.
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Try to imagine that fear, the fear of being wounded before the word "anaesthesia" was coined.
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Farther, as Mr. Eliot has recently emphasized in his inspiring Ether-Day lecture (Oct. 16, 1909), asepticism and anaesthesia "have opened a great field of animal experimentation, which has already yielded invaluable additions to our knowledge of physiology, pharmacology and pathology" ...
Some of the Triumphs of Modern Medicine
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Epidural anaesthesia is a safe and reliable method of pain relief.
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Clinicians working in anaesthesiology tend to be risk averse and interested in patient safety because anaesthesia can be dangerous but has no therapeutic benefit of its own.
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The treatment is painless and does not require anaesthesia.
Times, Sunday Times
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I had a wisdom tooth and associated dentigerous cyst removed under general anaesthesia in feb 09.
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This procedure is usually preferred if the procedure is carried out under local anaesthesia only.
The Sun
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There was little difference in maternal safety between inhalational anaesthetics used for general anaesthesia.
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Objective To investigate a safe, simple and minimal tissue injured approach of augmentation mammoplasty under local anaesthesia.
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The mixing of different art forms was held in high esteem by the Romantics, who coined the term synaesthesia for such combinations.
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A few hours later the familiar scalp hyperaesthesia started.
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The procedure is used mostly under local anaesthesia.
The Sun
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The main stimulus was a movie of a major abdominal surgery operation carried out under acupuncture anaesthesia.
Dictionary of Mind, Body and Spirit
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They were exquisitely tender and there was adjacent hyperaesthesia.
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They were exquisitely tender and there was adjacent hyperaesthesia.
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McGown's colleagues regarded him as a highly skilled anaesthetist and a pioneer in the technique of injecting morphine into the spine of patients (known as caudal anaesthesia) to reduce post-operative pain.
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The systemic kinetics of thiopentone were little affected by halothane anaesthesia.
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Synaesthesia is one of the most important artistic forms in modern Chinese and western poetry.
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It is astonishing to us now, but it was 40 years before general anaesthesia was used universally for surgery.
Times, Sunday Times
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Paraesthesia is the medical term for which physical sensation?
Times, Sunday Times
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I went with him to his clinic and there found on the operating table a lady whom they had tried, unsuccessfully, to deliver with forceps without anaesthesia.
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We searched all reference lists and review articles for additional works, and we contacted our regional specialists in anaesthesia, intensive care medicine, radiology, orthopaedics, and neurosurgery.
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We speculated that the effects of surgical injury and anaesthesia might be as important as the use of cardiopulmonary bypass in causing impairment.
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If you will be having surgery or dental treatment which requires anaesthesia it is important to tell the person in charge that you are taking beta blockers.
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Three days after being given intravenous zoledronic acid, he had tetanic spasms and paraesthesia.
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Clinical applications include the control of pain in osteoarthritis, lumbago and migraine, and anaesthesia for certain surgical procedures, as well as other ailments of the cardiovascular, respiratory and nervous systems.
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If a patient has a poor peak flow, he or she may be unfit for anaesthesia or surgery.
Times, Sunday Times
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As specialists, we visualise the pharynx and upper oesophagus with mirrors and a flexible laryngoscope and use rigid endoscopy under anaesthesia, which is the gold standard for investigation of this difficult area.
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It is also possible to induce anaesthesia with anaesthetic gases, breathed through a mask.
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I'd had some diathermy before in an area of incomplete anaesthesia - it just wasn't possible to numb that area at all - and although it hurt A LOT! it was over very quickly - my OB/GYN completed it in less than 5 seconds - and it was no worse than, say, having a burn on your arm from a hot soldering iron.
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Doctors are now better at using indirect measures to gauge pain and the effectiveness of treatment, and self controlled analgesia and epidural anaesthesia have been adapted for use in children.
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Scientists are coming to the realisation that we may all have the capacity for vestigial synaesthesia, even if our sensory pathways have been separated out as normal.
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A transient experience of synaesthesia can be induced in non-synaesthetes by drugs such as hashish and mescaline.
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To explore a method for clinical diagnosis of paraesthesia pharynx.
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As specialists, we visualise the pharynx and upper oesophagus with mirrors and a flexible laryngoscope and use rigid endoscopy under anaesthesia, which is the gold standard for investigation of this difficult area.
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All operations were done under regional anaesthesia with exsanguination of the limb.
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An intense curiosity about what goes wrong with the wiring to produce sensory anomalies, such as synaesthesia, drives him on to know more and more and to inspire others to know more and more.
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In developed countries laparoscopic tubal ligation is usually performed under general anaesthesia.
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The most important progress in the surgical management of patients during the past 100 years has resulted from non-operative components of surgical care: anaesthesia, antisepsis, and asepsis.
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However, there are significant important differences (other than spelling) between anaesthesia in the United Kingdom and anaesthesiology in the United States.
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His lecture is intended to bear down on the application of acupuncture anaesthesia in brain surgery.
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The first time I encountered the term synaesthesia was when I studied the French Symbolist poets -- Baudelaire, Verlaine, Rimbaud and company -- back in college.
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Objective: To evaluate the effects of flurbiprofen axetil combined with propofol in induced abortion anaesthesia and postoperative analgesia.
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Electrode-implantation was performed under general anaesthesia with MRI-guided stereotaxy followed by the implantation of the internal pulse generator.
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Other signs and symptoms include flushed facies, sore throat, cough, cutaneous hyperaesthesia, and taste aberrations.
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I was injected with a few needles' worth of anaesthesia and given nine stitches to my head.
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The procedure involves electrodes being implanted in the brain under local anaesthesia.
Times, Sunday Times
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Anaesthesia commences when any chemically indifferent substance has achieved a certain molar concentration in the lipoids of the cell.
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anaesthesia" arises from ignorance of its innumerable degrees.
An Ethical Problem Or, Sidelights upon Scientific Experimentation on Man and Animals
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Since inhalational agents were associated with unpleasant side-effects, lighter anaesthesia together with curare offered advantages.
Times, Sunday Times
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When the total procedure was done under local anaesthesia, staged dilatation of the track over five to seven days was undertaken.
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Most people have teeth removed under local anaesthesia by a general dentist or oral surgeon.
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Clinicians working in anaesthesiology tend to be risk averse and interested in patient safety because anaesthesia can be dangerous but has no therapeutic benefit of its own.
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Third, he recognised the need for research in both clinical and basic science aspects of anaesthesia and intensive care, especially in relation to patients with cardiovascular disease.
Times, Sunday Times
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As a consultant, she undertook technically challenging specialist work, providing anaesthesia for burns surgery, paediatric plastic surgery, and major oncological surgery.
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Other topical medicines have been used to induce vasoconstriction, including adrenaline, oxymetazoline, xylometazoline and phenylephrine, combined with lignocaine for anaesthesia.
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Anaesthetists are medical doctors who specialise in the field of anaesthesia.
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Simple, you have late onset synaesthesia, which is when your senses get twisted. on July 31, 2008 at 12:05 pm | Reply Val
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We remain, however, far from an understanding of the physiological basis of synaesthesia.
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From the cognitive perspective, synaesthesia is also a kind of metaphor, and it embodies metaphorically cognitive and thinking processes.
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Objective:To evaluate the efficacy and safety of 1% ropivacaine versus 0.75% bupivacaine in combination with epidural anaesthesia (CSEA) for cesarean section.
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Epidural anaesthesia is particularly suitable for certain operations.
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Both patients were treated under general anaesthesia in the otolaryngology operating theatre.
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Preoperative haemorrhage and hypotension are contraindications to spinal anaesthesia, and ketamine is used in only severely ill women.
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Shortly after anaesthesia an intravenous infusion may be commenced to provide a route for fluid replacement.
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(dysaesthesia) may also be pain but are not necessarily so because, subjectively, they may not have the usual sensory qualities of pain.
Pain
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The stimulator provides impulses along the dorsal column spinal cord which in turn sets up paraesthesia from nerve pathways.
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Nowadays, general anaesthesia is seldom administered via a mask and anaesthetic gas or vapour.
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A temporary pacemaker may be required in the short term for certain individuals after a heart attack, during cardiac surgery or general anaesthesia.
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A few hours later the familiar scalp hyperaesthesia started.
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The dressing should be removed in theatre with the patient under appropriate anaesthesia.
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The treatment is painless and does not require anaesthesia.
Times, Sunday Times
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August 9, 1976, in Alexandra, of a "[g] unshot wound of abdomen … whilst riotously assaulting the police — homicide — anaesthesia and surgery competent.
'I Saw a Nightmare …' Doing Violence to Memory: The Soweto Uprising, June 16, 1976
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A senior associate specialist or consultant in anaesthetics provided general anaesthesia.
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Preoperative haemorrhage and hypotension are contraindications to spinal anaesthesia, and ketamine is used in only severely ill women.
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It is also possible to induce anaesthesia with anaesthetic gases, breathed through a mask.
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Most Caesarean are now done under epidural or spinal anaesthesia, not general anaesthetic.
The Sun
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A rigid bronchoscopy was performed under general anaesthesia, and the trachea was serially dilated with bougies until it was large enough to accommodate a 6.5 mm uncuffed tracheal tube.
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There is none of the sense of suffocation that was once a feature of general anaesthesia.
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If you will be having surgery or dental treatment which requires anaesthesia it is important to tell the person in charge that you are taking beta blockers.
The Medicine Chest - your family's guide to prescription drugs
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Backache after labour and delivery occurs in half of parturients irrespective of whether they received regional anaesthesia.
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Imagine, I had extra pages added to my passport just before moving here, so copying it is actually painful without anaesthesia, if you get my drift.
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I actively disbelieve in an “ever after” or, as I like to call it, Pie In The Sky When You Die, because you can’t have the kinaesthesia we call affect or the recombination of sensation we call thought, memory, consciousness, without a fricking body.
Bukiet on Brooklyn Books
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Both of them were aware of this through the set of sensations we refer to as kinaesthesia.
A Story From Sodom
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n. - sense perception, aesthesia. aestival adj. - of summer. aestivation, n.
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Twenty four hours before admission she had had a transitional mole removed from her back under local anaesthesia in the outpatient department.
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Open only to women who have gone under the knife, hopefuls must have had at least one cosmetic procedure that involved general or local anaesthesia.
The Sun
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Most synaesthetes are positively disposed to their synaesthesia, but for a very small number, synaesthetic perceptions may be intrusive if they are particularly intense.
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The injection of the anaesthetic was excruciating - the worst pain I've had since age 20 - and the anaesthesia was almost nonexistant, so the diathermy afterwards was unpleasant too.
Pain in the Hip Pocket Nerve
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For many years pessaries have been used to treat prolapse, although their use has decreased with advances in anaesthesia and surgical techniques.
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Genetic Roots of Synaesthesia Unearthed - I've always been interested in synaesthesia (here's a past post on the subject).
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Scientists are coming to the realisation that we may all have the capacity for vestigial synaesthesia, even if our sensory pathways have been separated out as normal.
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Cryosurgery, freezing out the abnormal cells, does not require any anaesthesia.
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Conclusions: Mechanical gastric hyperaesthesia is present in a portion of FD patients, whereas the proximal gastric compliance is normal in FD patients.
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This same sort of synaesthesia is evident when we consider how light and optical effects were combined in the stage directions for Henry
Smoke and Mirrors: Internalizing the Magic Lantern show in _Vilette_
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We are currently experiencing shortages in family practitioners, and in many of the specialties such as anaesthesia, obstetrics, paediatrics and psychiatry.
Shaping Health Care for the Millennium
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His lecture is intended to bear down on the application of acupuncture anaesthesia in brain surgery.
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Side effects are similar to those of parenteral phenytoin: nystagmus, dizziness, pruritus, paraesthesias, headache, somnolence, and ataxia.
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Rather than assuming that people give off auras or energy fields that can only be detected by rigged cameras or trained seers, we need only assume that the phenomenon of synaesthesia is taking place.
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The more common the digit, the more radiant the color in grapheme color synaesthesia
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Contrasted group A : The operation patients of the anesthesia, have not controlled the depth of anaesthesia.
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Coinciding with A380's launch, the UK research journal Anaesthesia revealed that airlines allow pilots to fiddle with the oxygen supply.
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Myers believed that telepathy and telaesthesia ‘cannot have been acquired by natural selection, for the preservation of the race, during the process or terrene evolution’.
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Objective To observe the effect of phacocmulsification cataract extraction with implantation intraocular lens wrcter topical anaesthesia.
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The most important progress in the surgical management of patients during the past 100 years has resulted from non-operative components of surgical care: anaesthesia, antisepsis, and asepsis.
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Nervous system disorders: drowsiness, paraesthesia / hypoesthesia, very rarely seizures
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It's called synaesthesia- but you probably know that- and you seem like the have number-colour synaesthesia which is common.
Mind Hacks: Test Your Synaesthesia
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We searched all reference lists and review articles for additional works, and we contacted our regional specialists in anaesthesia, intensive care medicine, radiology, orthopaedics, and neurosurgery.
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Poetry serves as a sort of "anaesthesia", keeping the body alive.
Lara's Theme
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He was scheduled to have lumbar puncture under anaesthesia during the day, but because he ate a biscuit the procedure had to be postponed until the evening, when it was left to a specialist registrar in paediatric anaesthesia.
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SIGGRAPH call for art entries, synaesthesia is 2004 theme
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Two other reports exist of nitrous oxide anaesthesia being used in patients with intraocular gas in a closed eye.
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The boy was admitted to hospital, and three days later the swelling was incised and drained under general anaesthesia.
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Women who needed treatment were given the choice of expectant management or surgical evacuation of retained products of conception under general anaesthesia.
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We remain, however, far from an understanding of the physiological basis of synaesthesia.
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There is still some speculation over whether Kandinsky actually had synaesthesia or was simply influenced by reports of the phenomenon in other people.
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However, there are significant important differences (other than spelling) between anaesthesia in the United Kingdom and anaesthesiology in the United States.
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Synaesthesia is one of the most important artistic forms in modern Chinese and western poetry.
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An intense curiosity about what goes wrong with the wiring to produce sensory anomalies, such as synaesthesia, drives him on to know more and more and to inspire others to know more and more.
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It is the result of scientific observations by a woman who has the brain disorder called synaesthesia
Indigo Kiddies
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Eight rats were surgically implanted with intravenous silastic catheters under anaesthesia.
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The feeling of movement - discussed as kinaesthesia - is married to a musical sequence, by which the shapes seem to converse in a kind of inner-skull environment.
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Nowadays, general anaesthesia is seldom administered via a mask and anaesthetic gas or vapour.
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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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A polyvinyl tube about 4 mm in diameter is passed pernasally after topical anaesthesia.
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In Scotland, a conservative view by anaesthetists prevented patients with epidural anaesthesia / analgesia being nursed outside of high dependency units.
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Nine patients had the procedure under local anaesthesia.
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His lecture is intended to bear down on the application of acupuncture anaesthesia in brain surgery.
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All operations were done under regional anaesthesia with exsanguination of the limb.
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In phonaesthesia however, some simple combinations of phonemes (like “fl -” in English) have taken on a degree of meaning in their own right, if not iconic (with “fl -” resembling a sound associated with the flick, flap or flourish, the fluttering flight of the fleeting, flouncy flibbertigibbet,) then at least conventionally symbolic (as with the cluster of words in English associating “gl -” with glistening, glittering glints of gleams we glance or glean.)
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The introduction in 1946 of the relaxant drugs - derived from curare, the South American arrow poison - dramatically changed the techniques of anaesthesia.
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The doses used for surgical anaesthesia vary between 2 and 10 mg / kg.
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The procedure typically involves the injection of three substances: first, sodium thiopental to induce anaesthesia, followed by pancuronium bromide to relax muscles, and finally potassium chloride to stop the heart.
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Bites are painless, though envenomed people rapidly experience paraesthesia (numbness of the extremities), tightness in the chest, difficulty breathing, weakness and paralysis.
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No anaesthesia is required and the procedure takes less than an hour.
The Sun
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For many years pessaries have been used to treat prolapse, although their use has decreased with advances in anaesthesia and surgical techniques.
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The result shows that the better classify performance of tongue-color is in aesthesia color-space, apperceive color-space and 2D chrominance planes include luminance.
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It is also possible to induce anaesthesia with anaesthetic gases, breathed through a mask.
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Most Caesarean are now done under epidural or spinal anaesthesia, not general anaesthetic.
The Sun
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Operations were undertaken using ketamine and midazolam for anaesthesia.
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Its characteristic manifestation is myasthenia of limited distal of limb, finger and wrist accompanied with distal amyotrophy, cold anaesthesia and fasciculation when finger or wrist extending.
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One of two specialist registrars in anaesthesia examined each patient after the nurse or house officer.
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Epidural anaesthesia is particularly suitable for certain operations.
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I had to wait in another room because they had to put her under general anaesthesia.
The Guide to Lesbian and Gay Parenting
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The most common form of psychic disturbance is involuntary clairaudience, and telaesthesia is not perhaps less general.
Second Sight A study of Natural and Induced Clairvoyance
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Synaesthesia permeates the dreamscape; the walls have eyes.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The main one is the paraesthesia, abnormal sensations in my hands, such as prickling, burning or numbness.
Times, Sunday Times
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A transient experience of synaesthesia can be induced in non-synaesthetes by drugs such as hashish and mescaline.
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It was almost more than I could bear, and I felt the coming on of that anaesthesia which is our refuge from the excess of moral sufferings as from those of the body.
The Diary of a French Army Chaplain
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The treatment is painless and does not require anaesthesia.
Times, Sunday Times
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An examination under anaesthesia and bilateral tonsillectomy was performed.
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Objective: To evaluate the effects of flurbiprofen axetil combined with propofol in induced abortion anaesthesia and postoperative analgesia.
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It is also possible to induce anaesthesia with anaesthetic gases, breathed through a mask.
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It's rather out of fashion now, but I believe that my late partner was administered some form of it when an emergency caesarian had to be performed without prior anaesthesia.
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In contrast to anaesthesia, which signifies loss of feeling - including such sensations as heat and cold, consciousness being optional - the Oxford English Dictionary defines analgesia as insensibility to pain; painlessness.
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All patients received standard premedication and anaesthesia.
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The entire surgical procedure was carried out under xylocane and light ether anaesthesia.
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Much followed in the next couple of decades, such as the smallpox vaccine, the beginnings of modern chemistry and the origin of safe surgery through anaesthesia.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is usually performed as a day case surgical procedure under general anaesthesia.
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Nowadays, general anaesthesia is seldom administered via a mask and anaesthetic gas or vapour.
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Subjects - 96 men undergoing elective inguinal hernia repair under general anaesthesia.
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Additionally, as many as five cases of partial paralysis were reported, including Bell's palsy (face), Guillain-Barre syndrome (legs), hyopaesthesia (loss of sense of touch) and hemiparesis (severe weakening or paralysis of half the body).
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A senior associate specialist or consultant in anaesthetics provided general anaesthesia.
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Pressure on the peroneal nerve by lithotomy stirrups may result in paraesthesia and foot drop.
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All experiments have to be carried out under local or general anaesthetic unless anaesthesia itself would be more traumatic than the procedure.
Times, Sunday Times
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Clearly her relaxation had owed more to hypovolaemia than anaesthesia.
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His interest in anaesthetics was kindled by the deficiencies he had experienced in obstetrican aesthesia.
Times, Sunday Times
