Arias

Berenbaum

Brau

Butterworth

Chernoff

Chou

Courtney

Cuvillon

Elmqvist

Fujii

Gentry

Hans

Ikeda

Ji Hyeon Lee

Leonard

McKenzie

Merton

Miyamoto

Morrison

Munakata

Neher

Saadawy

Sahin

Seung Cheol Lee

So Ron Choi

Soo-Il Lee

Steinbach

Sundman

Suzuki

Taivainen

Wang

Won Ji Rhee

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At therapeutic concentration bupivacaine causes neuromuscular blockade and enhances rocuronium-induced blockade

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