Definition: The Greek word for an anesthetic was "analectus," meaning "toιΊ»ι" or "ιΊ»ιε." It was also used to refer to a liquid substance that serves as a substitute for anesthesia, often used in conjunction with sedation medication. This substance could include medications like lidocaine, propofol, and succinylcholine, among others.
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