How I use the green whistle in my practice

GP presents two real-world case studies
Dr Phil Godden
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Dr Phil Godden

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In my Central Coast practice, I use methoxyflurane, better known as the green whistle, in patients undergoing minor surgical procedures. That’s because it is often the local anaesthesia itself that is the most painful part of the procedure.