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Arch Neurocien 2022; 27 (2)

Monitoreo neurofisiológico intraoperatorio, lo que el anestesiólogo debe de saber: revisión narrativa

Martínez-de los Santos CA, Mejía-Arguelles O, Mayorga-Castillo NG, Cruz-Cruz EF, Obregón-Corona A, Burgos-Centeno J, De la Maza-Krzeptowsky LC

Language: Spanish
References: 38
Page: 19-30
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ABSTRACT

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