NOUN
- an anesthetic that anesthetizes the entire body and causes loss of consciousness
How To Use general anaesthetic In A Sentence
- He was given a general anaesthetic.
- The examination of the internal organs is usually done under general anaesthetic by a gynaecologist.
- Surgery means an operation in which you will be given a general anaesthetic so that you are very deeply unconscious.
- Once you remove the need for a general anaesthetic open repair is far more cost effective.
- This requires general anaesthetic and a couple of nights in hospital. Times, Sunday Times
- Every six weeks she had to go to hospital and have the casts changed under general anaesthetic to accommodate her growing frame.
- It doesn't require a general anaesthetic, and there are no stitches. Times, Sunday Times
- Most Caesarean are now done under epidural or spinal anaesthesia, not general anaesthetic. The Sun
- But you need a general anaesthetic to get through the serious stuff. Times, Sunday Times
- Surgery involves a day in hospital, a general anaesthetic and a series of incisions through which the veins are removed from the leg.
