Email this article Involuntary developing of epidural block during thoracic paravertebral blockade Clinical case description
- Authors: Makarov O.V.1, Osipov C.A.1, Makovey V.I.1, Bulatov N.N.1, Goncharov S.V.1, Ulyanov S.A.1
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- City Clinical Hospital named after S. P Botkin
- Issue: Vol 7, No 1 (2013)
- Pages: 44-47
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1993-6508/article/view/36182
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/ра.v7i1.36182
- ID: 36182
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O. V. Makarov
City Clinical Hospital named after S. P BotkinDepartment of anesthesiology and emergency medicine, Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Moscow
C. A. Osipov
City Clinical Hospital named after S. P BotkinDepartment of anesthesiology and emergency medicine, Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Moscow
V. I. Makovey
City Clinical Hospital named after S. P BotkinDepartment of anesthesiology and emergency medicine, Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Moscow
N. N. Bulatov
City Clinical Hospital named after S. P BotkinDepartment of anesthesiology and emergency medicine, Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Moscow
S. V. Goncharov
City Clinical Hospital named after S. P BotkinDepartment of anesthesiology and emergency medicine, Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Moscow
S. A. Ulyanov
City Clinical Hospital named after S. P BotkinDepartment of anesthesiology and emergency medicine, Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Moscow
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