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Anaesthetic requirement and stress hormone responses in patients undergoing lumbar spine surgery: anterior vs. posterior approach
Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica, 08/11/09

Yoo KY et al. – The anterior approach required a deeper level of anaesthesia while undergoing spinal surgery and more use of post–operative analgesics than the posterior approach. It was also associated with a more pronounced AVP release during the surgery.

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