Editorial
Regional Anaesthesia, as an adjunct to General anaesthesia (GA) for intraoperative and sometimes postoperative analgesia, is a common and accepted standard of care in paediatric and neonatal surgery.1 Most frequently these include caudal, ilioinguinal/ ilioh
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Light therapy: Does it play an important role in Mental Health?
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Short Review
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