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The Manual of Anaesthesia by Cy Lee is a legendary rapid‑reference tool, especially for high‑volume, resource‑limited settings. But it is not a substitute for a standard textbook or clinical supervision. Use it to reinforce key facts, double‑check drug doses, and build confidence before your first anaesthetic case.
If you’re a medical student, intern, or early-stage anaesthesia resident, you’ve likely heard whispers about the Manual of Anaesthesia by Dr. Cy Lee. Often called the "Cy Lee manual" or simply "the little blue book," this concise guide has been a trusted companion for countless practitioners, especially in regions like South Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, where accessible, high-yield clinical resources are gold.