The effects of the type of anesthesia on outcomes of lower extremity infrainguinal bypass
Authors:
- Anton N. SidawyASAnton N. Sidawy
- Kent DezeeKDKent Dezee
- Richard F. NevilleRNRichard F. Neville
- Jonathan WeiswasserJWJonathan Weiswasser
- Subodh AroraSASubodh Arora
- Gilbert AidinianGAGilbert Aidinian
- Chris AbularrageCAChris Abularrage
- Eric AdamsEAEric Adams
- Shukri KhuriSKShukri Khuri
- William G. HendersonWHWilliam G. Henderson
- 1 November 2006
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Vascular Surgery
- Vol. 44 (5) , 964-970
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