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Aspiration pneumonitis and the anaesthesiologist.

Aspiration pneumonitis remains an important cause of morbidity and mortality in any anaesthetic practice. The pathophysiology, pre-operative prophylaxis and treatment of this syndrome are briefly discussed.

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