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AB, DRB, GH and GR are Facing Africa anaesthetists. AB was the Royal College of Anaesthetists Facing Africa Fellow for 2014. Equipment for Facing Africa has been donated, loaned or discounted by Aircraft Medical, Cook Medical, Intavent Direct, Olympus Medical, P-3 Medical, Storz Medical and Trucorp. Previously posted on the Anaesthesia correspondence website: www.anaesthesiacorrespondence.com.

S. Nouraei | A. Patel

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