Acta Neuropharmacologica››2015,Vol. 5››Issue (5): 34-39.
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WU Bei, WANG Xin-sheng, YANG Yue-ping,TENG Jin-liang
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滕金亮,男,教授,主任医师,硕士生导师;研究方向:临床麻醉,疼痛诊疗;E-mail:tengjinliang@126.comAbout author:
吴倍,女,硕士研究生;研究方向:吸入麻醉药与术后认知障碍;E-mail:15233412230@163.comSupported by:
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