[Facies dolorosa--an interesting symptomatology or a problem affected task for the dental technician?].
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The results of the determination of the complete haemogram, osmotic resistance, and sedimentation of erythrocytes of 21 intact crossbred experimental dogs purchased and supplied by the Laboratory Animal Breeding Enterprise are presented, and these results are compared with the corresponding average values of the same parameters calculated from literary data. The obtained starting values of the experimental groups or the values of the control groups of these animals are regarded as normal when the comparison with the calculated standard--including standard deviation--shows that these values range within the limits set just by two standard deviations.
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General anaesthesia is also justifiable in dental and maxillofacial interventions on an outpatient basis. Having dealt with the indications, the authors concern themselves with preliminary examinations and premedications. Finally, they comment on, and evaluate from the viewpoint of practice-relevance, anaesthetizing methods, such as intravenous short anaesthesia, ketamine anaesthesia and mixed anaesthesia, which have proved a success for a total of 20 years of interdisciplinary co-operation of dentists and maxillofacial surgeons and anaesthetists.