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Environmental impacts of nitrous oxide: no laughing matter! Comment on Br J Anaesth 2019; 122: 587-604.
Author(s):
Jane Muret
1
,
Tiago David Fernandes
2
,
Herwig Gerlach
3
,
Georgina Imberger
4
,
Henrik Jörnvall
5
,
Cathy Lawson
6
,
Forbes McGain
7
,
Frances Mortimer
8
,
Jean-Claude Pauchard
9
,
Tom Pierce
10
,
Samantha Shinde
6
,
Frank Swinton
11
,
Lucy Williams
12
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October 2019
Journal:
British journal of anaesthesia
Publisher:
Elsevier BV
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Journal ID (iso-abbrev):
Br J Anaesth
Title:
British journal of anaesthesia
Publisher:
Elsevier BV
ISSN (Electronic):
1471-6771
ISSN (Print):
0007-0912
Publication date (Electronic):
October 2019
Volume
: 123
Issue
: 4
Affiliations
[
1
]
Paris, France. Electronic address: jane.muret@curie.fr.
[
2
]
Matosinhos, Portugal.
[
3
]
Berlin, Germany.
[
4
]
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
[
5
]
Stockholm, Sweden.
[
6
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London, UK.
[
7
]
Footscray, Victoria, Australia.
[
8
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Oxford, UK.
[
9
]
Biarritz, France.
[
10
]
Southampton, UK.
[
11
]
Keighley, UK.
[
12
]
Swindon, UK.
Article
Publisher Item ID:
S0007-0912(19)30496-9
DOI:
10.1016/j.bja.2019.06.013
PubMed ID:
31320116
SO-VID:
f57d8f35-b0cf-4dc0-85ad-2a0a802015f2
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