The use of beta-blockers and the importance of heart rate control in the perioperative and surgical intensive care settings

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Population: Perioperative and surgical intensive care. Intervention: Beta-blockers and heart rate control.

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Fabio Guarracino; Luigi Tritapepe

doi:10.4147/htc-112500

January 1, 2011Hot Topics in CardiologyOpen Access

The use of beta-blockers and the importance of heart rate control in the perioperative and surgical intensive care settings

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Guarracino et al. (2011) studied Perioperative and surgical intensive care. Beta-blockers and heart rate control was evaluated.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a131659697daa375efc8867 https://doi.org/10.4147/htc-112500

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