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Radiological Departments

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Hazards and Errors in Anaesthesia

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In many radiological departments the anaesthetic hazards due to poor facilities for induction, for technical support, and for recovery are often as great as those involved in the procedure itself.

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Hopkin, D.A.B. (1988). Radiological Departments. In: Hazards and Errors in Anaesthesia. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-1298-3_44

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