论文信息 - The amino acid cerebral pool after toxic doses of lidocaine and mexiletine. An experimental study on guinea pigs. - 字舞流文

The amino acid cerebral pool after toxic doses of lidocaine and mexiletine. An experimental study on guinea pigs.

M. Guidi | I. Arpino | M. Sammartino | S. Barbi | F. Pala | A. Sabato

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