Notable Names in Anaesthesia

Andrew N. Papanikitas

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At first glance, an uncharitable observer may wonder whether historical figures from anaesthesia are notable. But some of the names do ring bells immediately: Apgar, Ringer, and Trendelenberg are names that should have meaning for most clinical students. Why should this not just be yet another exercise in train spotting? You may disagree, but many find that a knowledge of the …

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