THE INFLUENCE OF VOLUME AND CONCENTRATION OF BUPIVACAINE ON REGRESSION OF ANALGESIA DURING CONTINUOUS POSTOPERATIVE EPIDURAL INFUSION

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MOGENSEN, T
SCOTT, NB
HJORTSO, NC
LUND, C
KEHLET, H
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REGIONAL ANESTHESIA | 1988年 / 13卷 / 03期
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