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Evaluation of nociceptive responses to skull pin fixation during craniotomy: a prospective observational study

2026-07-30

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Skull pin fixation during craniotomy is an intense nociceptive stimulus that may evoke cortical and autonomic responses despite general anesthesia, which may not be fully reflected by hemodynamic parameters alone. We compared cortical spectral and hemodynamic responses to Mayfield skull pin fixation among three routinely used analgesic strategies using density spectral array...

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725b40dc-c247-51eb-913b-d5e26dcb2074
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10466579/v1
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