Bispectral Analysis of the Electroencephalogram Predicts Conscious Processing of Information during Propofol Sedation and Hypnosis
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L. Kearse | C. Rosow | L A Kearse | A Zaslavsky | C Rosow | P Connors | M Dershwitz | W Denman | M. Dershwitz | P. Connors | W. Denman | Alan Zaslavsky | A. Zaslavsky
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