Biomedical subjects
M SWERDLOW
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The effects of nisentil hydrochloride and levallorphan tartrate on cerebrospinal fluid pressure.
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The effects of nisentil HCl (alpha-prodine HCl) and levallorphan tartrate on respiration.
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Comparison of nisentil and meperidine for the supplementation of nitrous oxide-oxygen, thiopental sodium anesthesia.
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An earlobe algesimeter: a simple method of determining pain threshold in man.
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Thiopentone injection into an aberrant artery.
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Congenital capillary hemangioma of the parotid salivary gland.
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Nisentil (1,3,dimethyl-4-phenyl-4 propionoxy piperidine): a new supplement for nitrous oxide-oxygen, thiopentone (pentothal sodium) anaesthesia.
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The use and abuse of anesthetic drugs.
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Continuous suxamethonium for relaxation in abdominal surgery.
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The effects of hexamethonium iodide on the electrocardiograph in anaesthetized subjects.
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Nevi; a problem of misdiagnosis.
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Anaesthesia and the adrenals.
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The psychological approach in anaesthesia.
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New method for microsectioning.
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Comparison of the respiratory effects of suxamethonium and suxethonium in man.
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Continuous intravenous infusion of succinylcholine; a milestone in relaxation?
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