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Anaesthetic practice contributes to climate change. Volatile capture technology, typically
based on adsorption to a carbon‐or silica‐based substrate, has the potential to mitigate …

The healthcare industry is a major contributor to harmful pollution, including nearly 5% of all
global greenhouse gas emissions. 1 With their core mission to support health and healing …

Climate change is a defining issue for our generation. The carbon footprint of clinical
practice accounts for 4.7% of European greenhouse gas emissions, with the European …

Case 1—A 30 year old woman attends the obstetric anaesthetic clinic at 36 weeks'
gestation. This is her first pregnancy. The baby was in the breech position, and, after an …

The objective of this systematic review was to estimate the relative risk of prolonged times to
tracheal extubation with desflurane versus sevoflurane or isoflurane. Prolonged times are …

EditordWe read with interest the correspondence 'Efficiency of inhaled anaesthetic recapture
in clinical practice'. 1 We broadly agree with the general conclusion that the fraction of …

1. Green L, Knight M, Seeney FM, et al. The epidemiology and outcomes of women with
postpartum haemorrhage requiring massive transfusion with eight or more units of red cells …

EditordRecently, Hinterberg and colleagues 1 reported the results of an analysis of the
efficiency of desflurane recapture by a commercially available system during 80 consecutive …

The 6th report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change cautions that human
activities have led to an unparalleled acceleration of global warming [1]. This rapid warming …