Lytle et al., 1992 - Google Patents
Haemodynamic stability during general anaesthesia for intra‐ocular surgery: the effect of topical oxybuprocaineLytle et al., 1992
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- Lytle J
- Thomas N
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- Anaesthesia
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Local anaesthesia is frequently used in combination with light general anaesthesia to reduce the reflex responses to surgical stimulation. This combination has not previously been evaluated for intra‐ocular surgery. During cataract extraction under general …
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