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Primary Article

Hypnosis in Surgery—Why and When

Authors: GHASSAN A. KHALIL MD

Abstract

ABSTRACT:Hypnosis offers an excellent alternative to conventional anesthesia in certain selected or complicated cases. Ten different patients were selected from a group of 38 and were studied thoroughly. Good surgery and a smooth recovery were possible through hypnosis, alone or with conventional anesthesia.

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