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Tricks, tips, and literature review on the adapted vaporize system to deliver volatile agents during cardiopulmonary bypass

Neto et al., 2016

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2659529350710345172
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Neto C
De Simone F
Cassara L
Silva C
Cardoso T
Carco F
Zangrillo A
Landoni G
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Annals of cardiac anaesthesia

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Background: Recently, evidence of cardio-protection and reduction in mortality due to the use of volatile agents during cardiac surgery led to an increase in their use during cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB). These findings seem to be enhanced when the volatile …
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