Nm~w PXmms following anaesthesia have been I observed since shortly ~fter the mtroduchon of ether 1 Early writers blamed the ~oxae properhes of the an~testhette agent used Budmger 2 m 1894 was the first to recogmze operahve neuroptlues were due to malposmonv atmg table, with consequent stretching and coi were soon verified by Krumm, 3 GarrIques,4 ahc Clausen 6 m 1942 and Ewmg 7 m 1952 emphas in mjfines to nerves during anaesthesm that the majority of th~se postlg of the pataent upon ~e operapresslon of nerves His findings Horsley 5 Lzed the importance of s~retchmg Further pubhcahons on tlus subject have continued to appear to th~ present tmae, S,9,10 11 12 but these preventable mlunes stdl occur

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