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Epidural analgesia for coronary artery bypass graft surgery
On reviewing the medical literature, there is a clear resurgence of interest in the use of TEA (thoracic epidural analgesic) in cardiac anaesthesia. This resurgence was brought about by laboratory-based evidence that TEA-induced sympatholysis may be cardioprotective through the promotion of myocardi...
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Department of Anaesthesia
2017
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