THE EFFECT OF GENDER ON REVERSAL OF NONDEPOLARIZING BLOCK
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V. Hancı | Alper Öztürk | B. S. Yurtlu | Mehmet Akin | D. Okyay | A. Gür | lu | M. F. Yüce | Özkoçak Turan | Hilal Ayo | Abdullah Gür | Mehmet Fatih Yüce
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