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Association Between the Apolipoprotein E4 and Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction in Elderly Patients Undergoing Intravenous Anesthesia and Inhalation Anesthesia

Yingmin Cai, Haitao Hu, Pengbin Liu, Gaifeng Feng, Weijiang Dong, Bing Yu, Yulin Zhu, Jin-Xin Song, Minggang Zhao

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Cai, Yingmin*; Hu, Haitao†; Liu, Pengbin*; Feng, Gaifeng†; Dong, Weijiang†; Yu, Bing‡; Zhu, Yulin*; Song, Jinxin§; Zhao, Minggang‡ Author Information

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Cai, Yingmin*; Hu, Haitao†; Liu, Pengbin*; Feng, Gaifeng†; Dong, Weijiang†; Yu, Bing‡; Zhu, Yulin*; Song, Jinxin§; Zhao, Minggang‡ Author Information

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Cai, Yingmin*; Hu, Haitao†; Liu, Pengbin*; Feng, Gaifeng†; Dong, Weijiang†; Yu, Bing‡; Zhu, Yulin*; Song, Jinxin§; Zhao, Minggang‡ Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Anesthesia, Inhalation, Cognition, Postoperative cognitive dysfunction, Psychiatry

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