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July 1971
Seizures Induced by Pentazocine
STEPHEN H. JACKSON, M.D.;
STEPHEN H. JACKSON, M.D.
* Assistant Professor of Anesthesia.
† Resident, Department of Anesthesia.
† Resident, Department of Neurology.
† Resident, Department of Anesthesia.
† Resident, Department of Neurology.
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CHRISTOPHER DUEKER, M.D.;
CHRISTOPHER DUEKER, M.D.
* Assistant Professor of Anesthesia.
† Resident, Department of Anesthesia.
† Resident, Department of Neurology.
† Resident, Department of Anesthesia.
† Resident, Department of Neurology.
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LAWRENCE GRACE, M.D.
LAWRENCE GRACE, M.D.
* Assistant Professor of Anesthesia.
† Resident, Department of Anesthesia.
† Resident, Department of Neurology.
† Resident, Department of Anesthesia.
† Resident, Department of Neurology.
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Anesthesiology July 1971, Vol. 35, 92–94.
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STEPHEN H. JACKSON, CHRISTOPHER DUEKER, LAWRENCE GRACE; Seizures Induced by Pentazocine. Anesthesiology 1971; 35:92–94 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-197107000-00025
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