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... postoperative period , usually be- fore or following extubation . It may be that the current neurosurgical practice of having the patient awake on the table might be a disservice to the patient and that a period of postoperative ventila ...
... postoperative period , usually be- fore or following extubation . It may be that the current neurosurgical practice of having the patient awake on the table might be a disservice to the patient and that a period of postoperative ventila ...
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... postoperative cerebral emboli , and carotid thrombosis . It is critically important to diagnose this last problem since reexploration of the carotid artery within 12 hours after the original surgery may be helpful in reversing the ...
... postoperative cerebral emboli , and carotid thrombosis . It is critically important to diagnose this last problem since reexploration of the carotid artery within 12 hours after the original surgery may be helpful in reversing the ...
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... postoperative and posttraumatic pain . While narcotic analgesics are often effective , there are a number of situations in which they do not provide optimal analgesia . For instance , fol- lowing upper abdominal or thoracotomy incisions ...
... postoperative and posttraumatic pain . While narcotic analgesics are often effective , there are a number of situations in which they do not provide optimal analgesia . For instance , fol- lowing upper abdominal or thoracotomy incisions ...
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Cerebral and spinal cord blood flow | 1 |
Brain oxygen consumption | 22 |
Intracranial pressure monitoring and interpretation | 54 |
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