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BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA
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CONTRIBUTORS T O THIS ISSUE The surgeon's requirements during intra-oral surgery (page 152)
Intravenous anaesthetic agents in dental anaesthesia (page 182)
J. R. MOORE, LJXS., BJXS., F.D.S.R.C.S.(LOND.), MJXS.
T. HILARY HOWEIXS, M A , CHJJ., F.F.AJLC.S., DJL,,
(DUR.), Turner Dental School, University of Manchester, England
Department of Anaesthesia, Royal Free Hospital, London
Inhalation anaesthesia for dentistry in the chair (page 155) Eastman Dental Hospital, London
The logistics of dental anaesthesia (page 197)
Apparatus for dental anaesthesia (page 166) PETER
W.
THOMPSON,
M A , CH.B.,
S. H. S. LOVE, MJ>., F.F^Jtc.s., Department of
Anaesthetics, Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, Northern Ireland
F.F^JLC.S.,
Department of Anaesthetics, Welsh National School of Medicine, Cardiff, Wales Inhalation analgesia in dentistry (page 177) ARTHUR TOM, MJI.CS., L.R.C.P., F.F^JLC.S., Central
Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia (jormerly Consultant Anaesthetist, North Gloucester Clinical Area, England)
M. P. Coplans, H A , B.S.(LOND.), F.F^JLC.S., Depart-
ment of Anaesthetics, St. George's Hospital, London Anaesthesia for major oral and maxillofacial surgery (page 202) RUSSELL M. DAVTES, MJLC.S., L-R-OP., F.F.A.R.C.S., AND J. G. SCOTT, M.B., B.S.(LOND.), F.F.A.R.as.,
Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, Sussex, England
U PORTUGUESE-BRAZILIAN CONGRESS OF ANAESTHESIOLOGY September 1-4,1968 AT LISBON (ESTORTL-SOL HOTEL, COSTA DO SOL)
Provisional scientific programme. Anaesthesia in different surgical specialties Humidification in anaesthesia and in prolonged artificial ventilation Ventilatory treatment of tetanus Recent advances in regional anaesthesia New aspects of anaesthesiology Free communications A translation service will be available during the Congress Secretarial office Calcada de S. Francisco 2-1°—Lisboa 2—Portugal PLEASE NOTE
that the Congress will commence on September 1, not September 2 as stated in seme previous notices.
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VICTOR A. GOLDMAN, MJLCS., LJLCP., F.FJLJR.CS.,
The complications of dental anaesthesia (page 188)
212
CONTRIBUTORS T O THIS ISSUE The surgeon's requirements during intra-oral surgery (page 152)
Intravenous anaesthetic agents in dental anaesthesia (page 182)
J. R. MOORE, LJXS., BJXS., F.D.S.R.C.S.(LOND.), MJXS.
T. HILARY HOWEIXS, M A , CHJJ., F.F.AJLC.S., DJL,,
(DUR.), Turner Dental School, University of Manchester, England
Department of Anaesthesia, Royal Free Hospital, London
Inhalation anaesthesia for dentistry in the chair (page 155) Eastman Dental Hospital, London
The logistics of dental anaesthesia (page 197)
Apparatus for dental anaesthesia (page 166) PETER
W.
THOMPSON,
M A , CH.B.,
S. H. S. LOVE, MJ>., F.F^Jtc.s., Department of
Anaesthetics, Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, Northern Ireland
F.F^JLC.S.,
Department of Anaesthetics, Welsh National School of Medicine, Cardiff, Wales Inhalation analgesia in dentistry (page 177) ARTHUR TOM, MJI.CS., L.R.C.P., F.F^JLC.S., Central
Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia (jormerly Consultant Anaesthetist, North Gloucester Clinical Area, England)
M. P. Coplans, H A , B.S.(LOND.), F.F^JLC.S., Depart-
ment of Anaesthetics, St. George's Hospital, London Anaesthesia for major oral and maxillofacial surgery (page 202) RUSSELL M. DAVTES, MJLC.S., L-R-OP., F.F.A.R.C.S., AND J. G. SCOTT, M.B., B.S.(LOND.), F.F.A.R.as.,
Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, Sussex, England
U PORTUGUESE-BRAZILIAN CONGRESS OF ANAESTHESIOLOGY September 1-4,1968 AT LISBON (ESTORTL-SOL HOTEL, COSTA DO SOL)
Provisional scientific programme. Anaesthesia in different surgical specialties Humidification in anaesthesia and in prolonged artificial ventilation Ventilatory treatment of tetanus Recent advances in regional anaesthesia New aspects of anaesthesiology Free communications A translation service will be available during the Congress Secretarial office Calcada de S. Francisco 2-1°—Lisboa 2—Portugal PLEASE NOTE
that the Congress will commence on September 1, not September 2 as stated in seme previous notices.
Pnnttd In Grc»t Britain by John Sbenau & Son Ltd.. Part Road, Altriocfaam
Downloaded from http://bja.oxfordjournals.org/ at University of New South Wales on September 6, 2015
VICTOR A. GOLDMAN, MJLCS., LJLCP., F.FJLJR.CS.,
The complications of dental anaesthesia (page 188)