A clinical tool to predict adverse behaviour in children at the induction of anesthesia Un outil clinique pour predire les comportements indesirables chez l'enfant al'induction de l'anesthesie
Ted Ashbury(Queen's University), Rachel Phelan(Children's Hospital of Wisconsin), Ronald R. Holden(Queen's University)
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January 1, 2014
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