Does cardiopulmonary bypass change serum neuron-specific enolase levels?
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M. Boğa | Aslihan Büyüköztürk Karul | E. Ozkisacik | M. I. Badak | B. Dişçigil | Uğur Gürcün | Cağatay Altun
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