In Response
Authors:
- Gerd VercruysseGVGerd Vercruysse
- Margot Vander LaenenMLMargot Vander Laenen
- Pieter De VooghtPVPieter De Vooght
- Dimitri DylstDDDimitri Dylst
- Jeroen van MelkebeekJMJeroen van Melkebeek
- Maud BeranMBMaud Beran
- Jan Van ZundertJZJan Van Zundert
- René HeylenRHRené Heylen
- Willem BoerWBWillem Boer
- Sam Van BoxstaelSBSam Van Boxstael
- Tom FretTFTom Fret
- 1 June 2017
- journal article
- Published by Wolters Kluwer Health in Anesthesia & Analgesia
- Vol. 124 (6) , 2095-2096
Abstract
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