MIDAZOLAM IN PEDIATRIC PRACTICES
Abstract
Key words: children, stress, sedation, benzodiazepines.
About the Authors
A.E. AleksandrovRussian Federation
A.E. Dobrovolsky
Russian Federation
M.S. Ryabtsev
Russian Federation
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For citations:
Aleksandrov A., Dobrovolsky A., Ryabtsev M. MIDAZOLAM IN PEDIATRIC PRACTICES. Current Pediatrics. 2007;6(4):102-105.
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