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No. 4 (2018), LETTER TO THE EDITOR
No. 4 (2018)
LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Comment on the article of A.V. Butrov et al. “Change of the temperature balance of the brain in various types of general anesthesia”

Published 25.12.2018
Andrey Lubnin
Burdenko National Neurosurgery Center, Moscow
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Lubnin A. Comment on the article of A.V. Butrov et al. “Change of the temperature balance of the brain in various types of general anesthesia”. Annals of Critical Care. 2018;(4):89. doi:10.21320/1818-474X-2018-4-89.
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