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Contemporary Anaesthetic Equipments - An Aid for Healthcare Professionals - cover

Contemporary Anaesthetic Equipments - An Aid for Healthcare Professionals

Jataunamo Oscar Joshua

Publisher: NOOGUL DIGITAL SERVICES

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This version has been thoroughly edited and updated to reflect the most recent equipment’s used in Anaesthesia Practice. A must-have for anesthetists, the book is  extremely comprehensive, educational and practical with pictorial representations for anesthesia trainees, Contemporary Anaesthetic Equipment’s. An Aid for Healthcare Professionals is a priceless resource for all those who work with anaesthetic equipment, including anaesthetic and intensive care nurses and operating department practitioners. The book should appeal to readers since it is well-organized and simple to read.
Available since: 10/19/2023.

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