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Hans Strengeepends on good quality images using sequences that are reliable and reproducible. Therefore, up-to-date instruments operating at high field strength (1.0-1.5 T) are ideally suited to pelvic imaging. Nevertheless, clinically adequate images can often be obtained with low field systems, usually by ext

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Automatic EEG Monitoring in Cardiac Surgery are temperature, P02 and to lesser extent PC02 and electrolytes [20, 21]. Deterioration of any one of these parameters does not necessarily imply clinical importance as far as brain function is concerned, unless the EEG is also deteriorating.

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Book 1990years of cardiac surgery (37 years ago), there is now increasing interest in cerebral protection. Rodewald [1] in 1978 was among the first to point out the surgeon‘s concern with "psychopathological problems" and Taylor [2] in 1989 stressed that" ••• the awareness of the cerebral consequences of ope

Meditative

e initial years of cardiac surgery (37 years ago), there is now increasing interest in cerebral protection. Rodewald [1] in 1978 was among the first to point out the surgeon‘s concern with "psychopathological problems" and Taylor [2] in 1989 stressed that" ••• the awareness of the cerebral consequen