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  The Anaesthetic Awareness Network (UK & Ireland),exists in order to offer support and encouragement to victims of awareness and their families, provide a platform to share stories and to build a strong network of patients and professionals. Click 'about' to learn more.

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  Sally underwent an awareness experience during an emergency caesarean... read the full article

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  Letter to Roberta Blackman-Woods MP in response to her recent communication. read the full article
  

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  Reply from Prof. Michael Harmer, President of the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland (www.aagbi.org) in response to Sally’s contact and raising of concerns about current practice.read the full article
  

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Here is another review, regarding the film ‘Awake!’, that gives some worthy attention to anaesthesia awareness (which is what the film relies on to scare its audience!).  The review (from the USA) also has some links to research regarding the frequency of incidences. Click here:
It would be good to have some other opinions too. […]

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