ARTERIAL AND PERIPHERAL VENOUS CONCENTRATIONS OF BUPIVACAINE FOLLOWING COMBINED SCIATIC AND FEMORAL 3-IN-1 BLOCKS

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MISRA, U [1 ]
PRIDIE, AK [1 ]
BOWER, S [1 ]
STAFFORD, MA [1 ]
HALSHAW, J [1 ]
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[1] CITY HOSP,SUNDERLAND,ENGLAND
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BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA | 1994年 / 72卷
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