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inhalation anesthetics

Be safe!

By Philip Seibert

Inventing the 19th century

By Stephen Van Dulken

Discovery by the late Dr. Horace Wells

By J. Wales

Specification of James Coxeter

By James Coxeter

The atmosphere of heaven

By Mike Jay

Low flow anaesthesia

By Jan A. Baum,Geoffrey Nunn

Practical suggestions for making and inhaling nitrous oxide

By A. W. Sprague

Horace Wells (1815-1848) et Villiam T.G. Morton (1819-1869)

By Bertrand, Mathieu

Statement

By W. T. G. Morton

What anaesthetic shall we use?

By Julian John Chisolm

On the physiological effects of sulphuric ether, and its superiority to chloroform

By W. T. G. Morton

History of the discovery of anæsthesia

By J. Marion Sims

On the anaesthetic properties of the Lycoperdon proteus, or common puff-ball

By Richardson, Benjamin Ward Sir

Recherches exp©♭rimentales comparatives sur l'action du chloral, du chloroforme et de l'©♭ther

By S. Arloing

Chloroform and substitutes for relief in pain

By Charles Kidd

Anesthesia Equipment Simplified

By Gregory Rose

The pharmacology of inhaled anesthetics

By Edmond I. Eger

Third report on the action of anaesthetics to the Scientific Grants Committee of the British Medical Association

By Joseph Coats

Waste anesthetic gases

By American Society of Anesthesiologists. Task Force on Trace Anesthetic Gases