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European Journal of Anaesthesiology
ISSN: 0265-0215

EISSN: 1365-2346

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Volume 24 - January 2007

Correspondence

Transient hypothalamic dysfunction causing episodic cardiac dysrhythmias

Letter

Drotrecogin alpha and anticoagulants in septic patients after cardiac surgery

Correspondence

Complete atrioventricular block following etomidate

Ephedrine, phenylephrine and BIS during propofol anaesthesia

Acute bilateral submandibular gland swelling during rigid oesophagoscopy under anaesthesia

Paediatric renal transplantation: a single centre study

Letter

Unexpected tracheal compression detected after immediate extubation failure

Correspondence

Downbeat nystagmus as a manifestation of intrathecal morphine toxicity

Echocardiographic detection of pooled air in the right upper pulmonary vein after minimal invasive atrial septal defect closure: an alternative approach of de-airing

Fatal phenytoin-induced thrombocytopaenia in a neurosurgical patient

Severe air embolism resulting from a perforated cap on a high-flow three-way stopcock connected to a central venous catheter

Value of BIS-monitoring for electroconvulsive therapy

Tension pneumocephalus following deep brain stimulation surgery with bispectral index monitoring

Tourniquet-associated cardiac ischaemia in a healthy patient undergoing trauma hand surgery

Potential danger hidden behind Vaporizers on Datex-Ohmeda Excel 210 SE

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Book Review

Respiratory Emergencies - A. Fein, S. Kamholz, D. Ost (eds) Hodder Arnold: London, 2006, 576 pp ISBN: 0340811951; Price £125.00

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Anaesthetic management and perioperative monitoring of a patient with narcolepsy

With bleomycin, that's too much oxygen

Postoperative blindness – a rare but devastating complication

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Volume 24 - January 2007

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