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James Young Simpson is the first to use ether as a relief for pain in labor.
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John Snow begins administering ether for major surgeries at St. Georges hospital. Ether is an odorless, colorless, sweet soulvent usually inhaled or ingested.
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A colleague of Dr. Carl Koller's reports to the Heidelberg Congress of Ophthalmology Koller's first use of cocaine as a local anaesthetic.
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Dr. August Bier was the first to use a spinal injected anaesthetic. He injected his patient with cocaine.
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Dr. Henry Boyle creates the first anaesthetic machine
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Arthur Guedel published his first paper “on the importance of the physiologic factors in inhalation anaesthesia”.
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Dr. K. Winfield Nay performs first brain tumor ooeration under local anaesthetic.
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American Society of Anesthesiologists is founded.
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Two patients recieveing minor surgical procedures developed permanent, painful, spastic paraparesis. The case lasted 11 days leading to the loss of the plaintiffs due to a testimony. Despite the case's outsome, spinal anesthesia was still deferred for 25 years.
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The Tuohy epidural needle is introduced into clinical practice. It is pretty much the same as a regular needle just with a curved end.
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Halothane is a general anesthetic that is inhaled.
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Etomidate is a short-acting sedative/anesthestic.
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Isoflurane is a halogenated ether used to inhale.
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Atracurium is used as a neuromuscular-blocking agent.
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Major inquiry involving the deaths of 4,000 peoe occuring within 30 days of surgery during 1986 from mistakes in anaesthesia
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David Gambling and colleagues introduce Patient Controlled Epidural Anesthesia or PCEA. It controls how much anesthesia is used by weight, gender, size and age.
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Sevofluraine is inhaled. It is a sweet-smelling, nonflammable anesthesic.
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Datex-Ohmeda developed Spectral Entropy Monitoring as a guide to depth of anaesthesia
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Halothane
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The average salary is more than 300,000. They are usually paid by the case
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You have to go to College for a Pre-Med, Then go to Medical school, mtermships, and residence. On average, it takes 12-16 years for education.