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The rapid sequence induction has been a cornerstone of anaesthetic teaching since it was first described in 1970. Although the technique is taught as a standard protocol there is considerable variation in its practice. So, can we reach consensus over what to include in 'the safe, textbook version' of a rapid sequence induction in modern anaesthesia?Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed female cancer in the UK, with one in eight women receiving a cancer diagnosis during their lifetime. Forty per cent of women diagnosed with
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