Repeated 2% sevoflurane administration in 7‑ and 60-day-old rats : Neurotoxicity and neurocognitive dysfunction.

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Cun-Ming Liu

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He Huang

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Jie Sun

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Jing Chen

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Wen-Jie Jin

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Yu-Qing Wu

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