Dr. Andrew Snell

Dr. Andrew Snell is an anaesthetist in New Zealand. Andrew Snell MB ChB, FANZCA, was a fellow in Cardiothoracic Anaesthesia at Papworth Hospital, Cambridge (UK). He was educated at Otago University (New Zealand) and trained in anaesthesia in Sydney, Adelaide and Darwin (Australia) and Auckland Hospital (New Zealand).

Dr. Andrew Snell is an anaesthesia expert. Local anesthesia is technique to induce the absence of sensation in a small patch of the body. It is mostly use in dental procedures.

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Dr. Andrew Snell is an anesthesia specialist in New Zealand. General anesthetic is a type of anesthesia. It is medication that causes loss of sensation. It is used to give pain relief during surgery.

Dr. Andrew Snell is an anesthetic in New Zealand. He had been employed by Bathurst Health Services as a locum consultant anaesthetist at Bathurst Base Hospital.

General Anesthesia is a state produced when a patient receives medications that create a controlled, reversible state of unconsciousness. When a person is under General Anesthesia they cannot be awakened even to secondary pain stimulus. One of the advantages to General Anesthesia is that it reduces intraoperative patient awareness and recall. Some of the Disadvantages to General Anesthesia are that it requires an increased complexity of care and associated costs.