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Anesthesia and cerebrospinal microcirculation: assessment using cranial- and spinal-window techniques

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    Hiroki Iida, Mami Iida & Motoyasu Takenaka

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Iida, H., Iida, M. & Takenaka, M. Anesthesia and cerebrospinal microcirculation: assessment using cranial- and spinal-window techniques. J Anesth 26, 143–146 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00540-011-1284-3

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