Entonox -Use in Podiatric Practice

Posted on October 28, 2010 by admin

Hi Guys, I am a second year Podiatry student at University of Northampton, wanting to look at the use of Enotonox analgesic gas in podiatry for my 3rd Yr dissertation. Previously as a paramedic and nurse I have used this during painful procedures, but it does not seem to be used very much in podiatry.

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Entonox -Use in Podiatric Practice

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