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Top 10 viewed articles

1.
The PiCCO monitor: a review
Volume40 Issue3
TypeReview
AuthorsE Litton, M Morgan
Pages393-409
2.
The meaning of acute kidney injury and its relevance to intensive care and anaesthesia
Volume40 Issue6
TypeReview
AuthorsEM Moore, R Bellomo, AD Nichol
Pages929-948
3.
Epidural volume extension: a review
Volume40 Issue4
TypeReview
AuthorsA Tyagi, CS Sharma, S Kumar, DK Sharma, AK Jain, AK Sethi
Pages604-613
4.
Breastfeeding after anaesthesia: a review of the pharmacological impact on children
Volume41 Issue1
TypeReview
AuthorsTC Chu, J McCallum, MF Yii
Pages35-40
5.
The effect of hair colour on anaesthetic requirements and recovery time after surgery
Volume40 Issue4
TypeOriginal Paper
AuthorsPS Myles, FF Buchanan, CR Bain
Pages683-689
6.
Anaphylaxis to muscle relaxants: an audit of ten years of allergy testing at the Royal Adelaide Hospital
Volume40 Issue5
TypeAudit
AuthorsA Brereton, WJ Russell
Pages861-866
7.
The effect of body mass index on spinal anaesthesia for total knee replacement arthroplasty: a dose-response study
Volume40 Issue3
TypeOriginal Paper
AuthorsWH Kim, JH Lee, JS Ko, HJ Ahn, SK Park, MS Gwak, GS Kim
Pages410-416
8.
Observations on the assessment and optimal use of videolaryngoscopes
Volume40 Issue4
TypePoint of View
AuthorsKB Greenland, R Segal, C Acott, MJ Edwards, WHL Teoh, WPL Bradley
Pages622-630
9.
Enhanced Recovery After Surgery program for elective abdominal surgery at three Victorian hospitals
Volume40 Issue3
TypeOriginal Paper
AuthorsEGE Thompson, ST Gower, DS Beilby, S Sophie, S Tomlinson, GD Guest, R Richard, JS Serpell, PS Myles
Pages450-459
10.
Preparation of Datex-Ohmeda Aestiva® and Aisys® anaesthetic machines for use in malignant hyperthermia susceptible patients
Volume40 Issue3
TypeOriginal Paper
AuthorsC Jones, K Bennett, TW Kim, TF Bulger, N Pollock
Pages490-497

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Anaesthesia and Intensive Care is an educational journal for those associated with anaesthesia, intensive care medicine and pain medicine

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In this issue of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care we explore several issues relating to mortality, sedation practices, hospital processes and anaesthesia training. As safe and adequate anaesthesia and analgesia are essential to patient care, it is important to take note of mortality reporting, primary anaesthetic deaths and intensive care sedation trends and habits.

The dissemination of critical patient information in New Zealand is examined, along with process-of-care checklists for intensive care units, the middle-level anaesthesia training program of the West African College of Surgeons, patient understanding and expectations of anaesthesia, and donation after cardiac death in patients with non-survivable burns.

This issue also features lively correspondence regarding pre-admission processes in preoperative clinics and ‘can’t intubate, can’t oxygenate’ scenarios in children, as well as abstracts from the Australian Pain Society’s 33rd Annual Scientific Meeting, which was held from 17 to 20 March 2013 in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia.

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Notice of Retraction

The Editors-in-Chief of several major anaesthesia journals, including Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, made a joint request for determination regarding papers published by Dr Yoshitaka Fujii.

Following investigations, two papers by Dr Yoshitaka Fujii published in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care have been retracted.

Please read the notice of retraction from Dr Neville Gibbs, Chief Editor.