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Gemma M et al. – The preliminary study encourages the hypothesis that propofol is preferable to midazolam to maintain sedation in 3 to 7–year–old children during auditory fMRI because it facilitates the elicitation of a more focused auditory cortical activation pattern with less temporal and spatial dispersion.
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