Pharmacological Aspects
59 Pharmacological Aspects Jaime Gasco and Aristedes Koutrouvelis 59.1 Systemic Effects Name some of the intravenous anesthetics. • Barbiturates: thiopental • Benzodiazepines: midazolam • Etomidate • Ketamine • Propofol •…
Child-Abuse: Nonaccidental Trauma
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Neurocritical Care
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Neuroendocrine Disorders
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Cerebro-Occlusive Disease
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Peripheral Nerve Grafting and Repair
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Subarachnoid Hemorrhage and Vasospasm
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Considerations for Neurosurgical Patients
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Monitoring During Anesthesia
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