Potential benefits of bispectral index monitoring in critical care. A case study.
Olson
DaiWai M
DM
Neurocritical Care Unit, Duke University Hospital, Durham, NC, USA.
Chioffi
Susan M
SM
Macy
Gary E
GE
Meek
LorieAnn G
LG
Cook
Helen A
HA
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