REFERENCES
and further reading
- Abraham de Sola
- Acetylcholine/nicotinic receptors
- Acupuncture
- Adam
- Addiction
- Adverse reactions
- Africa
- Alert-centre/brain
- Alpha2 adrenoceptors
- Alphaxalone
- Alzheimers/inhaled anaesthetics
- Amnesic potency
- Amobarbital (Amytal)
- Amphibians
- Amputation
- Anaesthesia
- Anaesthesia (pdf)
- Anaesthesia/16th October 1846
- Anaesthesia/abortion
- Anaesthesia apparatus, history
- Anaesthesia, contemporary
- Anaesthesia/discovery
- Anaesthesia/elderly
- Anaesthesia/pioneers
- Anaesthesia/sleep
- Anaesthesia/worms
- Anaesthesia/soporific sponge
- Anaesthesia vs sedation
- Anaesthesiologists/drugs
- Anaesthetic choice
- Anaesthetics
- Anaesthetics/mechanisms
- Anaesthetics/military and religious objections
- Anaphylactic shock
- Antidepressants/anaesthesia
- Anton Mesmer
- Arabo-Islamic medicine
- Auditory steady-state response
- August Bier
- Avicenna
- Awareness during anaesthesia
- Balanced v total intravenous anaesthesia
- Barbiturate anaesthesia
- Beaver anaesthesia
- Beddoes, Thomas
- Biblical interpretation
- Bier, August
- Bigelow, Henry J.
- Binding energetics
- Bispectral index monitoring
- Blood-brain barrier
- Bodies
- Brain microtubules
- Calculus of suffering
- Cannabis
- Capnography
- Cats
- Centenarians
- Cerebral anaesthesia
- Chirality
- Chlorodyne
- Chloroform
- Chloroform anaesthesia
- Chloroform/liver damage
- Chloroform/obstetrics
- Chloroform/James Simpson
- Christopher Wren
- Circumcision
- Cocaine
- Colt, Samuel
- Colton, Gardner Quincy
- Comparisons
- Congenital insensitivity to pain
- Conjoined twins
- Conscious sedation
- Consent to anaesthesia
- Crawford Williamson Long
- Croatia
- Curare
- 'Cutoff effect'?
- Cyclopropane
- Dantrolene
- Davy, Humphry
- Dendtric spines
- Denmark
- Depth of anaesthesia
- Desflurane
- Designer drugs
- Diethyl ether
- Dissociative amnesia
- Dissociative stupor
- Dreaming
- Drug interactions
- Electrical anaesthesia
- Electroacupuncture
- Elephants
- Enflurane (Ethrane)
- 'Entonox'
- Eternal pain?
- Ether
- Ether addiction
- Ether frolics
- Ether/obstetrics
- Ethyl chloride
- Etomidate (Amidate)
- Etomidate/GABA(A) beta3 subunit
- Evolution/anaesthesia
- Familial indifference to pain
- Faraday, Michael
- Fentanyl
- Fentanyl/second-hand exposure
- Finland
- Fish
- Flies
- 'Foamy narcotic powder'
- France
- Fritz Lotsch
- GABA(A)
- Gamma-hydroxybutyric acid (GHB)
- Genes
- General anaesthesia
- General anaesthetics
- General anaesthetic techniques
- Germany
- Glasgow
- Glutamate receptors
- Glycine receptors
- Goda Daisuke
- Guy de Maupassant/Dreams
- Halothane
- Hanaoka, Seishu
- Helmut Weese
- Henry Bigelow
- Henry Hill Hickman
- Herbal medicine
- Hickman, Henry Hill
- Holmes, Oliver Wendell
- Horace Wells
- Horace Wells/nitrous oxide anaesthesia
- Horses
- Humphry Davy
- Hyperalgesia
- Hypnosis
- Hypnotic analgesia
- Hypnotics
- 'Hysterical' anaesthesia
- Ignaz Semmelweis
- Immobility
- Informed consent
- Inhalants
- Inhaled anaesthetics
- Injections
- Interhemispheric memory transfer
- Intraoperative waking
- Isoflurane
- Jackson, Charles
- James Simpson
- Japan/Seishu Hanaoka
- Jehovah's witnesses
- John Snow
- John Collins Warren/'Letheon'
- Joseph Lister/infection-control
- John S. Lundy
- Karl Hammerschmidt
- Ketamine
- Ketamine.com
- Ketamine (Ketalar, Ketacet, Ketajet, etc)
- Heroin/rapid detox
- Koller, Karl
- 'Laughing Gas'
- Letheon inhaler
- Ligand-gated ion channels
- Lister, Joseph
- Liston, Robert
- Llamas
- Local anaesthesia
- Loggerhead turtles
- Long, Crawford Williamson
- Lorazepam
- Malignant hyperthermia
- Manchester
- Mandragora
- Mayaku ko
- Mechanisms
- Mediaeval surgery
- Mesmer, Anton
- Mesmerism
- Methohexital (Brevital)
- Mexican-American War
- Meyer-Overton rule
- Michael Faraday
- Midazolam-fentanyl
- Mid-operative awakenings
- Mimosa pudica/volatile anaesthetics
- Mitchill, Samual
- Molecular action/clinical effects
- Molecular mechanisms
- Morton, William
- 'Multiple site and multiple mechanisms' concept
- Muscle relaxants
- 'My beloved chloroform'
- Nathan Keep
- Neonatal anaesthesia
- Neural mechanisms
- Neuroleptanaesthesia
- Neuromuscular blocking muscle relaxants
- New Zealand
- Nitrous oxide ('laughing gas')
- Nitrous oxide (dinitrogen oxide)
- Nitrous oxide: adverse effects
- Nitrous oxide inhalation
- Nitrous oxide/oxygen
- Nitrous oxide/opioid release
- Nitrous oxide - subjective effects
- NMDA glutamate receptors
- Nociception
- Nooth apparatus
- Noradrenaline
- Nordic anaesthesia
- Norway
- Nyugan Seimei Roku
- Obstetric anaesthesia
- Obstetric anaesthesia, opposition
- Opioids
- opioids.wiki
- Opossums
- Orexins
- Otto Kappeler
- Ottoman Turkey
- Oxygen
- Oxygen, peri-operative
- Pain neurobiology
- Pain-free surgery
- 'Pain genes'
- Pain-sensitivity
- Papua New Guinea
- Perioperative medicine
- Polar bears
- PONV
- Post-operative recovery
- Potassium channels
- Premedication
- Priestley, Joseph
- Propofol
- Propofol v methohexital
- Pulse oximetry
- QEEG
- QX314 + capsaicin
- Rats and mice
- Remifentanil
- René Groupil: patron saint of anaesthetists
- Reptiles
- Rhinoceroses
- Robert Glover
- Robert Hinckley
- Robert Koch
- Robert Liston
- Samuel Latham Mitchill
- Saxitoxin
- Scopolamine
- 'Secularisation of pain'
- Seishu Hanaoka
- Sepsis
- Septohippocampal system
- Sevoflurane (Ultane)
- Sexual hallucinations
- Sheep
- 'Sherlock Holmes'
- Simpson, James
- Snow White
- Snow, John
- Solanaceae and early anaesthesia
- Southey, Robert
- Spanish anaesthesia
- Spinal chord
- Spongia somnifera
- Subanaesthetic concentrations/pain threshold
- Succinylcholine
- Sufentanil
- Surgical anaesthesia
- Techniques
- Thalamocortical connectivity
- Thalamocortical switch?
- Thailand
- Thiopentone (Thiopental)
- Toxicity
- Toxicology
- TRPC5/calcium ion channels
- Tsusensan: recipe of first general anaesthetic?
- Tuberomammillary nucleus/anaesthetics
- Two-pore-domain K+ channels
- 'Unconscious' learning/propofol
- Valerius Cordus/ether
- Velpeau, Alfred-Armand-Louis-Marie
- Volatile anaesthetics
- Volition/pain response loss
- Warren, John Collins
- Wartime
- Wells, Horace
- William G Morton
- William James
- William Wright
- Witches' ointments
- Worm behaviour
- Xenon
- Xenon anaesthesia
- 'The Yankee Dodge'
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