Positive and negative staircase effect during single twitch and train-of-four stimulation: a laboratory study in dogs.

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Chia T Tseng

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Luis Campoy

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Manuel Martin-Flores

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Marta Romano

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Robin D Gleed

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10.1007/S10877-016-9842-8

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Daniel M Sakai

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