Comparação entre o enflurano e o propofol na eletroconvulsoterapia: um estudo preliminar, aleatório, aberto e cruzado sobre a duração de convulsões e a recuperação anestésica
Comparison of enflurane and propofol in electroconvulsive therapy, a randomized crossover open preliminary study on seizure duration and anaesthetic recovery: un estudio preliminar, aleatorio, abierto y cruzado sobre la duración de las convulsiones y la recuperación Anestésica
Zafer Dogan; Nimet Senoglu; Huseyin Yildiz; Ismail Coskuner; Nadiye Ugur; Elif Biter; Hafize Oksuz
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