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Anesthesia for deep brain stimulation system implantation: adapted protocol for awake and asleep surgery using microelectrode recordings

  • By

  • Jan Vesper

  • Bernd Mainzer

  • Farhad Senemmar

  • Alfons Schnitzler

  • Stefan Jun Groiss

  • Philipp J. Slotty

  • February 25, 2022

  • 0 min

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Anesthesia for deep brain stimulation system implantation: adapted protocol for awake and asleep surgery using microelectrode recordings

  • by Jan Vesper, Bernd Mainzer, Farhad Senemmar, Alfons Schnitzler, Stefan Jun Groiss, Philipp J. Slotty

  • February 25, 2022

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