HAEMOSTATIC EFFECTS OF GENERAL ANAESTHESIA USING ISOFLURANE VERSUS EPIDURAL ROPIVACAINE DURING LOWER ABDOMINAL SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE.
REEHAM SAIED BOTROS;
Abstract
Liver plays several key roles in blood coagulation being involved in both primary and secondary haemostasis. Liver damage is commonly associated with impairment of coagulation, when liver reserve is poor.
Thus, any operation planned on a patient with a c
Thus, any operation planned on a patient with a c
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| Title | HAEMOSTATIC EFFECTS OF GENERAL ANAESTHESIA USING ISOFLURANE VERSUS EPIDURAL ROPIVACAINE DURING LOWER ABDOMINAL SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE. | Authors | REEHAM SAIED BOTROS | Keywords | HAEMOSTATIC EFFECTS OF GENERAL ANAESTHESIA USING ISOFLURANE VERSUS EPIDURAL ROPIVACAINE DURING LOWER ABDOMINAL SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE. | Issue Date | 2008 | Description | Liver plays several key roles in blood coagulation being involved in both primary and secondary haemostasis. Liver damage is commonly associated with impairment of coagulation, when liver reserve is poor. Thus, any operation planned on a patient with a c |
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