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Vol. 31 No. 5 (2025)
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The full journal is available at https://pub.medpharm.co.za/sajaa-vol-315-2025/

Published: 2025-10-23

Editorial

  • Beyond "nil per mouth": towards evidence-based fasting and medication practices

    GD Nethathe
    157-158
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Letters to the Editor

  • Enhanced recovery after caesarean section - a call to action

    Z Jooma, T Kleyenstuber, JA Van Niekerk
    159-161
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Original Research

  • An audit investigating the practice of preoperative fasting and the administration of medication to patients during the nil per mouth period in Metro East district hospitals

    L du Pisanie, J Harvey, A de Goede
    162-167
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  • A prospective analysis of shift work and fatigue scores in anaesthesiology registrars at four Johannesburg hospitals

    P Susmak, Farriel Desai
    168-174
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  • To evaluate the changes in perfusion index in the lithotomy position during spinal anaesthesia

    G Ahlawat, N Kumar, Anshul, K Kamal, M Ahlawat, P Bansal
    175-179
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  • Knowledge of essential regional ultrasound anatomy in an academic department of anaesthesiology and critical care

    F Akoonjee, F Retief, M Jaworska, R Lockhat
    180-187
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CPD Questionnaire

  • CPD Questionnaire (V31N05)

    Editorial Office
    188-189
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