Aspiration of gastric contents.
Inhalation of gastric contents remains an important cause of anaesthetic death. Recent data describe the acid aspiration syndrome (AAS) as the cause of 25% of maternal deaths associated with anaesthesia and 19% of all deaths totally attributable to anaesthesia (DHSS, 1982; Lunn and Mushin, 1982).
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