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Journal of Clinical Anesthesia|August 26, 2000
0.2% ropivacaine with or without fentanyl for patient-controlled epidural analgesia after major abdominal surgery: a double-blind studyM Berti, A Casati, G Fanelli, et al.Journal of Clinical Anesthesia|April 25, 2000
Additional droperidol, not butorphanol, augments epidural fentanyl analgesia following anorectal surgeryY Kotake, M Matsumoto, K Ai, et al.Journal of Clinical Anesthesia|April 25, 2000
Effects of epidural anesthesia on the cardiovascular response to a rapid increase in isoflurane concentrationM Nakayama, H Tsuchida, N Kanaya, et al.Journal of Clinical Anesthesia|May 30, 2001
General anesthesia for interventional neuroradiology: propofol versus isofluraneS Münte, T F Münte, H Kuche, et al.Journal of Clinical Anesthesia|May 30, 2001
Paramedian access to the epidural space: the optimum window for ultrasound imagingT Grau, R W Leipold, J Horter, et al.Journal of Clinical Anesthesia|May 30, 2001
A case of awareness with sevoflurane and epidural anesthesia in ovarian tumorectomyS Miura, S Kashimoto, T Yamaguchi, et al.Journal of Clinical Anesthesia|May 30, 2001
Early recognition of acute cardiovascular beriberi by interpretation of hemodynamicsA Gabrielli, L Caruso, P W StacpooleJournal of Clinical Anesthesia|August 11, 2001
A study of 13 patients with gastric tube in place after esophageal resection: use of omeprazole to decrease gastric acidity and volumeY Yamanaka, T Mammoto, T Kita, et al.Journal of Clinical Anesthesia|January 5, 2002
Ketamine, not propofol, attenuates cerebrovascular response to carbon dioxide in humans with isoflurane anesthesiaK Nagase, H Iida, H Ohata, et al.Journal of Clinical Anesthesia|November 13, 2001
Anesthetic management of a pregnant patient with congenitally corrected transposition of the great arteries for labor and vaginal deliveryJ E Schabel, R C JasiewiczPageof 446