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XING Yuan，ZHANG Nan，ZHANG Wei，REN Lei-ming
Online:2018-06-26Published:2018-11-16Contact:张炜，女，教授；研究方向：神经药理学；E-mail：weizhang@hebmu.edu.cn 任雷鸣，男，教授；研究方向：神经药理学、心血管药理学；E-mail：ren-leiming@263.netAbout author:邢媛，女，河北医科大学药理学博士研究生Supported by:
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XING Yuan，ZHANG Nan，ZHANG Wei，REN Lei-ming.Neurotoxicity and Prevention of Local Anesthetics in Central Nervous System[J]. Acta Neuropharmacologica,DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.2095-1396.2018.03.003.
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