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Peri-operative analgesia for Robot Assisted Laparoscopic Prostatectomy - Comparison of spinal plus general anaesthesia vs usual practice

Methods An audit was undertaken of the different techniques being used for anaesthesia (GA alone or GA plus spinal) and the post operative time in recovery
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Information for people who care for a child who is having teeth out under a general anaesthetic

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Caesarean section

General anaesthetic You may prefer to have a general anaesthetic (GA) which means you will be asleep throughout your operation.
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