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Anesthesia is a temporary loss of consciousness, awareness, or sensation in a controlled manner that is induced for surgical or medical purposes. General anesthesia, local anesthesia, and regional anesthesia is the main classification of anesthesia. General anesthesia is loss of awareness, whereas local anesthesia is loss of sensation in a particular site. In regional anesthesia, the patient will be awake, but part of the body where anesthesia is enabled will be asleep.

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