Does electroencephalogram approximate entropy correctly classify the occurrence of burst suppression pattern as increasing anesthetic drug effect?
Electroencephalogram approximate entropy, but not electroencephalogram median frequency or spectral edge frequency 95 without burst compensation, correctly classifies the occurrence of burst-suppression pattern as increasing anesthetic drug effect.
Cryopreservation reduces the deposition of inflammatory cells and prevents the thrombosis or aneurysmal lesions observed in fresh allografts. Therefore, cryopreservation modifies the antigenicity of vascular allografts.