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We conclude that i.v. bupivacaine, unlike i.v. lidocaine, does not suppress CSNA during either normal or high CSNA under halothane anesthesia although i.v. bupivacaine has stronger depressive effects on cardiac conduction than does i.v. lidocaine during deep halothane anesthesia.
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