de Jong, 1965 - Google Patents
Arterial carbon dioxide and oxygen tensions during spinal blockde Jong, 1965
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- 17986225417997446949
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- de Jong R
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- JAMA
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Subarachnoid or peridural anesthesia (spinal block) was administered to 32 patients undergoing major surgery. Cutaneous sensory levels ranged from the tenth thoracic to the fifth cervical dermatomes. Supplemental sedation was given to 19 patients during surgery …
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