Titlebook: Evoked Potentials; Intraoperative and I Betty L. Grundy (Professor of Anesthesiology, Chie Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Vienna 1988 thoracic s

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The Concept of Innovation System,schemic spinal cord injury. Therefore, it seems of interest to monitor spinal cord or nerve root function intraoperatively. Evoked potentials can detect spinal cord damage due to compression or ischemia.. Several authors have used somatosensory evoked potentials (SEPs) for monitoring during spinal surgery..

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Intraoperative Monitoring of Evoked Potentials,logic pathways when clinical monitoring is hampered by general anesthesia or coma. Intraoperative EP monitoring is now commonplace in many medical centers throughout the world. To use these techniques to best advantage, one must appreciate several important principles. This paper reviews key concept