Prinzipien und Technik der Überwachung von neuromuskulären Blockaden

Quellenverzeichnis

Buchempfehlung:

• Anesthesia Equipment, (2nd Edition)Principles and Applications; Jan Ehrenwerth & James B. Eisenkraft & James M Berry; Elsevier

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