Target control - Globe Thesis

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1.	Let-7a Target Control Nirf Gene And Its Molecular Mechanisms Of Lung Cancer A549 Cell Proliferation
2.	The Application Of Different Concentration Target Control Infusion Of Remifentanil In Gynecological Laparoscopic Surgery
3.	Evaluation Of Propofol Of Marsh Pharmacokinetics Parameters Compared With The National Ones In Chinese
4.	Influence Of Cognition Function In Gerontal Patients After Operation Under Remifentanil And Fentanyl Target Control Infusion
5.	The Effects Of Intravenous Administration Of Lidocaine On Cisatracurium-induced Neuromuscular Block During Remifentanil Based-anesthesia
6.	Association Of Target-controlled Infusion Of Equivalent Doses Of Opioids With Stress Response During Induction Of Anesthesia
7.	The Clinical Research Of General Anesthesia Induction With Co-Remifentanil Propofol Target Control Infusion In The Elderly Hypertensive Patients
8.	The Value Of Methotrexate Plus Low Dose Glucocorticoid In Rheumatoid Arthritis Individuals’ Target Control
9.	Experimental Research Of The Internal Mechanism Of Bacterium-toxin-phlegmasia Symphyso-therapy Regulating Gene Expression In The Rat Model With Sepsis
10.	Closed-Loop Coadministration Of Propofol And Remifentanil Guided By Narcotrend Index In Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
11.	Effects Of Target-controlled And Non-target Control Of Sufentanil On Perioperative Hemodynamics And Stress In Gynecologic Laparoscopic Patients
12.	Application Of Closed-Loop Anesthesia Delivery System In Short Operation
13.	Effect Of Target Control Infusion Of Propofol Combined With Sevoflurane On The Time Of Different Sex Patients Intubation And The Hemodynamics
14.	Clinic Application Of Different Doses Of Remifentanil Combined With Propofol Target Control Infusion In Bronchoscopy
15.	Optimization Of Propofol Step-by-Step Target Control Induction On Consciousness Loss And Hemodynamics In Elderly Patients
16.	Clinical Study Of BIS Monitoring Propofol Closed Loop Target-controlled Infusion In Children Undergoing Upper Limb Surgery For Intraoperative Sedation And Maintenance
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