Population
Patients with acquired versus congenital QT prolongation undergoing central neuraxial anesthesia
Design
Editorial
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Central neuraxial anesthesia has divergent effects on the risk of torsade de pointes depending on whether the patient has acquired or congenital QT prolongation.
Central neuraxial anesthesia has divergent effects on the risk of torsade de pointes depending on whether the patient has acquired or congenital QT prolongation.
Lustik et al. (1999) studied this question.
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