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Anaesthesia for bullectomy. A technique with spontaneous ventilation and extradural blockade
Anaesthesia
|October 1, 1985
Summary
This study details a novel anesthesia technique for severe bullous emphysema surgery. The combined intravenous gamma-hydroxybutyric acid and high thoracic extradural catheter approach offers advantages for bullectomy.
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