精神运动对视觉,听觉和触觉电刺激的自主反应在塞沃弗卢兰镇静期间 (PRIVATES)

Vivien C Hollmann1, Alastair R J Darwood2, Pawandeep S Sarai1

  • 1Theatres and Anaesthetics, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London, UK; Anaesthetics Pain Medicine and Intensive Care (APMIC), Imperial College London, London, UK.

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概括

在健康个体中,可以对患者进行患者控制的静止治疗. 监测反应时间可能有助于在这种镇静方法中最大限度地减少激动.

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