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Fiber-optic monitoring of spinal cord hemodynamics in experimental aortic occlusion

Kogler et al., 2015

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13626004401906424226
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Kogler A
Bilfinger T
Galler R
Mesquita R
Cutrone M
Schenkel S
Yodh A
Floyd T
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Anesthesiology

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Background Spinal cord ischemia occurs frequently during thoracic aneurysm repair. Current methods based on electrophysiology techniques to detect ischemia are indirect, non- specific, and temporally slow. In this article, the authors report the testing of a spinal cord …
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