Propofol is associated with impaired brain metabolism during hypothermic circulatory arrest: an experimental microdialysis study.

Sebastian Dahlbacka; Jussi Mäkelä; Timo Kaakinen; Hanna Alaoja; Janne Heikkinen; Päivi Laurila; Kai Kiviluoma; Timo Salomäki; Hannu Tuominen; Pasi Ohtonen

doi:10.1532/HSF98.20061022

Propofol is associated with impaired brain metabolism during hypothermic circulatory arrest: an experimental microdialysis study.

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