Propofol 에 의한 유도저혈압시의 혈역학적인 변화

Background : The studies related to induced hypotention using propofol were rare. So we studied the effectiveness of propofol as induced hypotensive agent in brain aneurysmal surgery. Methods : The hemodynamic changes during induced hypotension with propofol (propofol-group) and isoflurane(isofluran...

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