A Multicenter Evaluation of the Time-Course of Action of Two Doses of Rapacuronium After Early and Late Reversal with Neostigmine
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B. Plaud | F. Donati | M. Goldberg | R. Bartkowski | G. Bikhazi | G. Larijani | C. Kenaan
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