NATURE, JANUARY 21, 1967

NATURE, JANUARY 21, 1967

1967 | Unknown Author
The book provides a comprehensive overview of general anesthesia in animals, divided into four parts. Part I covers the principles of anesthesia, including physics and physiology. Part II discusses the drugs used in anesthesia. Part III describes techniques, accidents, and complications associated with anesthesia. Part IV focuses on the application of anesthesia to various species, including domesticated animals, laboratory animals, wild or captive creatures, birds, fish, and frogs. While the book offers valuable information and is well-illustrated, it has some shortcomings, such as brief treatments of important topics and inconsistent terminology. The pharmacology of anesthetic agents is well-covered, and the appendix includes a useful list of drugs. The bibliography is extensive but can be tedious to navigate due to its end placement. Overall, the book is a useful reference for applied mathematicians, physicists, and engineers, particularly those interested in solving partial differential equations using integral equations.The book provides a comprehensive overview of general anesthesia in animals, divided into four parts. Part I covers the principles of anesthesia, including physics and physiology. Part II discusses the drugs used in anesthesia. Part III describes techniques, accidents, and complications associated with anesthesia. Part IV focuses on the application of anesthesia to various species, including domesticated animals, laboratory animals, wild or captive creatures, birds, fish, and frogs. While the book offers valuable information and is well-illustrated, it has some shortcomings, such as brief treatments of important topics and inconsistent terminology. The pharmacology of anesthetic agents is well-covered, and the appendix includes a useful list of drugs. The bibliography is extensive but can be tedious to navigate due to its end placement. Overall, the book is a useful reference for applied mathematicians, physicists, and engineers, particularly those interested in solving partial differential equations using integral equations.
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