Anaesthetist in a sentence

An anaesthetist, who gives his call sign Marik, says the two most seriously injured men just brought in had shrapnel wounds but his team were able to remove tourniquets from their limbs - restoring blood supply so they wouldn't require amputation.

Dr Ruthra Coventry, a consultant anaesthetist from Aberdeen, was diagnosed with the disease in 2018.

For performing the 25 surgeries, services of the Tom George, Anaesthetist from Peermadu taluk hospital, was sought once a week.

Harry writes that the mood changed when doctors decided to give his wife an epidural to ease her pain: “The anaesthetist hurried in. Off went the music, on went the lights.

After discussing the risks verbally with her anaesthetist, she went under the knife but sadly never woke up due to the complications that followed.

That’s why in every conversation I had with the nurses, doctor and anaesthetist they asked me to confirm it was my left wrist.

Attaching assistant to my name limits my scope and power of bargaining and my status as certified registered anaesthetist.

Dr Olutola Olatosi, the Consultant Anaesthetist, is, however, confident that the medical team establishes rapport with patients and allays their fears.

Dr Wassim Shamsuddin, a consultant anaesthetist at Milton Keynes University Hospital Foundation Trust, donated convalescent plasma at Oxford Donor Centre after recovering from Covid-19.

One of her first roles was in where she played a consultant anaesthetist.

She likens it to her work as an anaesthetist; if she did her work drunk, or if she did not follow safety procedures, she would no longer be allowed to do it.

Anaesthetist Thaventhran Prabhahar, who worked on Ms Harvey for the cosmetic surgery, said that a flight would only have been a consideration if it was long-haul of more than five hours and "a week or five days within surgery".

On Friday morning, an anaesthetist stalked the target near the town government building and shot a 1.2-ml narcotic needle in its rear using a blow pipe.

But one man has emerged as a pivotal figure in the most unlikely of rescues — Australian diver and anaesthetist Richard “Harry” Harris.

Schweitzer's wife, Helene Schweitzer, was an anaesthetist for surgical operations.

The anaesthetist will usually lower the drape temporarily as the child is delivered so the parents can see their newborn.