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Anaesthetic preconditioning : the role of ATP-sensitive K+ channels

2009-01-01

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Stroke in general but especially in the postoperative period is a serious clinical problem that warrants new therapeutic approaches. Here neuroprotective strategies and especially preconditioning have recently emerged as promising. Preconditioning was originally demonstrated in the heart but was subsequently also found in other organs. Classically it describes a phenomenon where short periods of ischaemia render t...

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DOI: 10.25560/4700

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