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"Practical Points in Anesthesia" by Frederick-Emil Neef offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of anesthetics and surgical practices. Categorized under Medical/Anesthesiology, Medical/Surgery, and Medical/Nursing, this historical text explores essential concepts in anesthesia and patient care during a pivotal era of medical advancement.
This meticulously prepared print edition provides valuable insights into the techniques and considerations surrounding anesthesia, offering a unique perspective on how medical professionals approached surgery and other medical procedures. Delve into the practical points relevant to administering anesthetics and managing patient well-being. A compelling read for anyone interested in the evolution of medical technology, surgical history, or the foundations of modern anesthesia. Explore the roots of anesthetic practice with this important historical resource.
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