Correction to: Evaluation of pharmacokinetic models of intravenous dexmedetomidine in sedated patients under spinal anesthesia
Shinju Obara(Fukushima Medical University), Masahiro Murakawa(Fukushima Medical University), Tsuyoshi Imaizumi(Fukushima Medical University Hospital), Takahiro Hakozaki(Fukushima Medical University), Atsuyuki Hosono(Fukushima Medical University), Norie Sanbe(Fukushima Medical University), Yuzo Iseki(Fukushima Medical University Hospital)
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