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Comparison of the efficacy of ketamine– propofol versus sodium thiopental–fentanyl in sedation: a randomised clinical trial - March 01, 2021

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Cite this article as:: Rasooli F, Bahreini M

Can thiopental serve as a safe sedative agent?

Emergency Medicine Journal 2021;38:733.