light anaesthesia
light anesthesia

Recurring words and phrases caught his eye: extirpation, sacrifice, light anaesthesia.

Animals were kept under light anaesthesia thereafter with ip chloral hydrate.

Mice were given enough avertin by intraperitoneal injection to induce very light anaesthesia.

Schleich's solutions for general anaesthesia (number one for light anaesthesia and number three for deep anaesthesia):

Sometimes, it is necessary to provide lighter anesthesia in order to preserve the life of the patient.

Most patients (especially infants) are given light anesthesia when test transtympanically.

Nancy was lying on a bed in the darkened operating room, dozing under light anesthesia.

For example, using needles or sharp knife removes the concretion, under a local light anesthesia of the conjunctiva.

"This must be your lucky day," the surgeon told Sal after performing the egg-retrieval operation, a relatively minor procedure done under light anesthesia.

Now, under light anesthesia, a thin flexible endoscope is threaded through the colon to retrieve a small tissue sample, and the patient goes home that day.

His technique involved putting the patient under light anesthesia, placing the child in a plaster spica cast in abduction, then using external rotation as the child matured.

When he tried to thrash away from the hypo she told him to sit still and be good or what was going to happen would happen without the benefit of even light anesthesia.

Dr. Goldstein uses a microsurgical procedure, done on an outpatient basis with light anesthesia, to avoid this complication; he operates while looking through a microscope so he can see the lymph vessels clearly.

Body weight and food intake were measured to the nearest 0.1 g. Testis volume measurements, body weight measurements, and collection of approximately 270 μL of blood were performed under light anesthesia with isoflurane.

For certain operations, such as Cesarean section, or in hypovolemic patients or patients with minimal cardiac reserve, the anesthesia provider may aim to provide "light anesthesia" and should discuss this with the patient to warn them.

Laryngeal reflex is lost although inflammation of the upper respiratory tract increases reflex irritability, corneal reflex disappears, secretion of tears increases (a useful sign of light anesthesia), respiration is automatic and regular, movement and deep breathing as a response to skin stimulation disappears.