anesthesia

[US]/ˌænəˈstiːʒiə/

[UK]/ˌænɪsˈθiːʒiə/

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Translation

n.the state of being unconscious during surgery or medical procedures, usually induced by drugs; a loss of feeling or sensation in a part of the body

general anesthesia

local anesthesia

anesthesia machine

induction of anesthesia

maintenance of anesthesia

emergence from anesthesia

anesthesia complications

the patient needs general anesthesia for the surgery.

anesthesia can cause side effects like nausea and vomiting.

the doctor administered anesthesia to the patient before the procedure.

local anesthesia numbs only a small area of the body.

anesthesia helps patients remain pain-free during surgery.

the surgeon carefully monitored the patient's response to anesthesia.

anesthesia is a crucial part of many medical procedures.

the patient woke up quickly after the anesthesia wore off.

different types of anesthesia are used for different procedures.

anesthesiologists specialize in administering and managing anesthesia.

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