Local cerebral metabolism during enflurane anesthesia: Identification of epileptogenic fociMétabolisme cérébral local au cours de l'anesthésie par enflurane: identification d'un foyer épileptogène☆
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Supported by the Medical Research Service of the Veterans Administration.
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The authors thank Messrs. Kenneth Ray, Robert Kohlenberger and Martin Ingvar for their expert technical assistance, and Ohio Medical Products for Ēthrane® and vaporizer.
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