PubMed · 6590708
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K S Kim. 1984. [Body temperature in rats after tooth extraction].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6590708/
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Our aims were to seek the opinion of consultant anaesthetists about the competence of maxillofacial SHOs to make preoperative assessments, and to compare the competence of maxillofacial SHOs with that of medically-trained SHOs in preoperative assessment as assessed by consultant anaesthetists. We concluded that most of the consultant anaesthetists who replied to our questionnaire were satisfied with the standard of preoperative assessment by maxillofacial SHOs.
The long-term occupational exposure to high concentrations of nitrous oxide in health-care workers in a Dutch hospital, with probable adverse effects on their offspring, has triggered a discussion about the benefits and risks of nitrous oxide. In Dutch dentistry, nitrous-oxide sedation is a valuable and indispensable aid in the treatment of patients with challenging behaviour, such as those with mental impairment or in extremely-anxious adults and children. Nitrousoxide sedation can be used without risk to the dental team, provided that measures are taken for sufficient scavenging and room ventilation. A possible ban on nitrous oxide would be a major setback for specialty-care dentistry in the Netherlands.