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Fasting patients prior to their surgical procedures is accepted practice. Although the latest research shows that it is safe for most patients to drink clear fluids 2-3 hours before a general anaesthetic many key staff are not aware of these findings. This article discusses preoperative fasting and describes an audit which culminated in a change in practice in a large district general hospital.
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