An observational study of the 'isolated forearm technique' in unparalysed, spontaneously breathing patients.

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Implications of the 2015 AAGBI recommendations for standards of monitoring during anaesthesia and recovery.The isolated forearm technique in non-paralysed patients - a reply.The isolated forearm technique in non-paralysed patients.

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