1. The State of UK anaesthesia: a survey of National Health Service activity in 2013† 
M.R.J. Sury, J.H.M.G. Palmer, T.M. Cook, J.J. Pandit 
British Journal of Anaesthesia 
Volume 113, Issue 4, Pages (October 2014)
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2. Fig 1
Annual caseload by specialty. Estimated annual caseload according to specialty, and separated into GA and non-GA activity.
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3. Fig 2
Annual caseload according to age group: with sex ratio. Estimated annual caseload, according to age group (top chart) with percentage male (M, pink) or female (F, green) (bottom chart).
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4. Fig 3
ASA grade and day of the week. Estimated annual caseload across the week according to the ASA grade.11 See data in Supplementary Table S8.
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5. Fig 4
Urgency and day of the week (excluding Caesarean sections). Estimated annual caseload across the week according to NCEPOD category.12 NB: the elective caseload (dashed line) is plotted against the right-hand vertical axis. See Supplementary Table S9 for data.
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6. Fig 5
Intended level of consciousness and age group. Percentage of patients, within age range groups, according to intended level of consciousness.15
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7. Fig 6
Sedation workload. Percentage of sedation cases by specialty, for example, almost 50% of all sedation cases were in orthopaedics and trauma. Specialties contributing <2% of the total not included. All levels of sedation (deep, moderate, or minimal)15 are combined.
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8. Fig 7
Use of neuromuscular blocker. Percentage of patients, within each age group (and Caesarean section group) receiving NMB: top chart shows percentage receiving NMB according to timing of anaesthesia management; bottom chart shows percentage of patients (only those who have received an NMB) receiving a specified type of NMB. Sux, succinylcholine; NDP, non-depolarizing NMB.
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