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ANALGESIC EFFECT OF INTERSCALENE BLOCK USING LOW-DOSE BUPIVACAINE FOROUTPATIENT ARTHROSCOPIC SHOULDER SURGERY
Authors: ALKAISY A MCGUIRE G CHAN VWS BRUIN G PENG P MINIACI A PERLAS A
Citation: A. Alkaisy et al., ANALGESIC EFFECT OF INTERSCALENE BLOCK USING LOW-DOSE BUPIVACAINE FOROUTPATIENT ARTHROSCOPIC SHOULDER SURGERY, REGIONAL ANESTHESIA AND PAIN MEDICINE, 23(5), 1998, pp. 469-473
INTUBATING CONDITIONS - REPLY
Authors: BUCKLEY N BRUIN G
Citation: N. Buckley et G. Bruin, INTUBATING CONDITIONS - REPLY, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 45(1), 1998, pp. 93-93
INTUBATING CONDITIONS AND CORRECT APPLICATION OF CRICOID PRESSURE DURING RAPID-SEQUENCE INDUCTION - WHO SHOULD HOLD THE MASK
Authors: BRUIN G BUCKLEY N
Citation: G. Bruin et N. Buckley, INTUBATING CONDITIONS AND CORRECT APPLICATION OF CRICOID PRESSURE DURING RAPID-SEQUENCE INDUCTION - WHO SHOULD HOLD THE MASK, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 44(8), 1997, pp. 900-900
LOW-VOLUME INTERSCALENE BRACHIAL-PLEXUS BLOCK FOR PERIOPERATIVE SHOULDER PAIN
Authors: BRUIN G MCGUIRE G
Citation: G. Bruin et G. Mcguire, LOW-VOLUME INTERSCALENE BRACHIAL-PLEXUS BLOCK FOR PERIOPERATIVE SHOULDER PAIN, Regional anesthesia, 21(4), 1996, pp. 371-371
THE MILLER BLADE AND THE DISAPPEARING LIGHT-SOURCE
Authors: BRUIN G
Citation: G. Bruin, THE MILLER BLADE AND THE DISAPPEARING LIGHT-SOURCE, Anesthesia and analgesia, 83(4), 1996, pp. 888-888
HOW THE HORSE MOVES .1. SIGNIFICANCE OF GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF EQUINE FORELIMB KINEMATICS
Authors: BACK W SCHAMHARDT HC SAVELBERG HHCM VANDENBOGERT AJ BRUIN G HARTMAN W BARNEVELD A
Citation: W. Back et al., HOW THE HORSE MOVES .1. SIGNIFICANCE OF GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF EQUINE FORELIMB KINEMATICS, Equine veterinary journal, 27(1), 1995, pp. 31-38
HOW THE HORSE MOVES .2. SIGNIFICANCE OF GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF EQUINE HIND-LIMB KINEMATICS
Authors: BACK W SCHAMHARDT HC SAVELBERG HHCM VANDENBOGERT AJ BRUIN G HARTMAN W BARNEVELD A
Citation: W. Back et al., HOW THE HORSE MOVES .2. SIGNIFICANCE OF GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF EQUINE HIND-LIMB KINEMATICS, Equine veterinary journal, 27(1), 1995, pp. 39-45
PREDICTIVE VALUE OF FOAL KINEMATICS FOR THE LOCOMOTOR PERFORMANCE OF ADULT HORSES
Authors: BACK W SCHAMHARDT HC HARTMAN W BRUIN G BARNEVELD A
Citation: W. Back et al., PREDICTIVE VALUE OF FOAL KINEMATICS FOR THE LOCOMOTOR PERFORMANCE OF ADULT HORSES, Research in Veterinary Science, 59(1), 1995, pp. 64-69
ADAPTATION AND OVERTRAINING IN HORSES SUBJECTED TO INCREASING TRAINING LOADS
Authors: BRUIN G KUIPERS H KEIZER HA VANDERVUSSE GJ
Citation: G. Bruin et al., ADAPTATION AND OVERTRAINING IN HORSES SUBJECTED TO INCREASING TRAINING LOADS, Journal of applied physiology, 76(5), 1994, pp. 1908-1913
GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NERVE BLOCK FOR TONSILLECTOMY OR UVOLOPALATOPHARYNGOPLASTY
Authors: BRUIN G
Citation: G. Bruin, GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NERVE BLOCK FOR TONSILLECTOMY OR UVOLOPALATOPHARYNGOPLASTY, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 41(12), 1994, pp. 1236-1236
KINEMATIC DETECTION OF SUPERIOR GAIT QUALITY IN YOUNG TROTTING WARMBLOODS
Authors: BACK W BARNEVELD A BRUIN G SCHAMHARDT HC HARTMAN W
Citation: W. Back et al., KINEMATIC DETECTION OF SUPERIOR GAIT QUALITY IN YOUNG TROTTING WARMBLOODS, Veterinary quarterly, 16, 1994, pp. 190000091-190000096
THE EFFECT OF TOE WEIGHTS ON LINEAR AND TEMPORAL STRIDE CHARACTERISTICS OF STANDARD-BRED TROTTERS
Authors: WILLEMEN MA SAVELBERG HHCM BRUIN G BARNEVELD A
Citation: Ma. Willemen et al., THE EFFECT OF TOE WEIGHTS ON LINEAR AND TEMPORAL STRIDE CHARACTERISTICS OF STANDARD-BRED TROTTERS, Veterinary quarterly, 16, 1994, pp. 190000097-190000100
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