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March-April  2013 |
 Vol 57 | Issue 2

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Editorial
Esoteric infections and anaesthesiologist: Need for self protection
Infections and epidemics have been documented throughout history. Improvements in infection detection, antimicrobial therapy and evidence-based practices of prevention have played a big role in reduci...
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Review Article
Research studies that have influenced practice of neuroanesthesiology in recent years: A literature review
Through evolving research, recent years have witnessed remarkable achievements in neuromonitoring and neuroanesthetic techniques, with a huge body of literature consisting of excellent studies in neur...
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Special Article
The role of melatonin in anaesthesia and critical care
Melatonin is a neurohormone secreted by the pineal gland. It is widely present in both plant and animal sources. In several countries, it is sold over the counter as tablets and as food supplement or ...
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Review Article
Scrub typhus
Scrub typhus is an acute febrile illness caused by orientia tsutsugamushi, transmitted to humans by the bite of the larva of trombiculid mites. It causes a disseminated vasculitic and perivascu...
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CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
Spinal anaesthesia in poliomyelitis patients with scoliotic spine: A case control study
Background: There is limited data to predict the course of sub-arachnoid block in poliomyelitis patients with scoliotic spine. So we intended to study the course of intrathecal anaesthesia in t...
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