Abstract
The children undergoing, and the surgeons performing, tonsillectomy have for too long been denied the safety, comfort and operating conditions made possible by modern anaesthesia. Although this is a minor operation complications are apt to occur, and the cause and prevention of these are discussed. A technique which has proved safe, efficient and free from complications in a personal series of 3,262 cases over the last four years will permit induction and intubation within 60’90 seconds, complete control of anaesthesia for as long as may be required, and recovery of consciousness within 1’2 minutes of the end of the operation.
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