George Anthopoulos

Intra-articular morphine and postoperative analgesia after knee arthroscopy

Georgios Drosos, Ioannis G. Vlachonikolis, Antonios Papoutsidakis et al.|The Knee|2002

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The level of endotoxemia in sepsis varies in relation to the underlying infection: Impact on final outcome

Ioannis Kritselis, Vassiliki Tzanetakou, Georgios Adamis et al.|Immunology Letters|2013

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Variability of diagnostic approach, surgical technique, and medical management for children with biliary atresia in Canada — Is it time for standardization?

Hayden W. Stagg, Brian H. Cameron, Najma Ahmed et al.|Journal of Pediatric Surgery|2017

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Pseudohyperkalemia during the onset of critical illness

George F. Tsolakidis, S Fourka, George Anthopoulos et al.|Critical Care|2004

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on Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine seal is maintained by gentle pressure on the TT keeping the cuff pressing on the vocal cords. During percutaneous tracheostomy the bougie remains in the trachea. When ventilation through the tracheostomy tube (cuff inflated) is confirmed, the TT and bougie are withdrawn. Throughout the procedure, if ventilation difficulties occur, the TT can be easily re-inserted using the bougie as a guide.

Surviving Common Carotid Rupture Caused by a Cervical Abscess

George F. Tsolakidis, P. Gallis, Konstantinos Lagios et al.|Neurocritical Care|2005

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