G. Vaidis

Most-cited papers

1. Somatosensory Evoked Potentials suppression due to remifentanil during spinal operations; a prospective clinical study

   I. Asouhidou, V. Katsaridis, G. Vaidis, P. Ioannou +3 more

   2010Scoliosis29 citations Open access

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2. Desaturation during Onyx embolization.

   I. Asouhidou, V. Katsaridis, L. Meng, D. Zilianaki +3 more

   2010British Journal of Anaesthesia11 citations Open access

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3. Oxygenation concern after Onyx embolization for brain lesions based on pulse oxymetry monitoring: 7AP5-1

   I. Asouhidou, V. Katsaridis, L. Meng, D. Zilianaki +2 more

   20110 citations

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4. Effect of different doses of remifentanil on cardiac output with FloTrac/Vigileo system during spine surgery: 3AP1–2

   I. Asouhidou, P. Ioannou, I. Kemanetzi, G. Vaidis +1 more

   20100 citations

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5. 512. Single-Shot Thoracic Paravertebral Block for Breast Surgery - An Audit of Postoperative Pain Relief

   B. Fyntanidou, G. Vaidis, V. Tsaprali, M. Georgiou +5 more

   2008Regional anesthesia and pain medicine0 citations

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6. 604. Neurostimulation During Vertical Infraclavicular Block: Is the Selection of the Stimulated Nerve Associated With the Success Rate of the Block?

   B. Fyntanidou, I. Kemanetzi, G. Vaidis, A. Andreou +4 more

   2008Regional anesthesia and pain medicine0 citations

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7. 610. Ropivacaine 0.5% vs Ropivacaine 0.75% + Lidocaine 1% in Vertical Infraclavicular Block of Brachial Plexus for Upper Limb Surgery

   B. Fyntanidou, G. Vaidis, I. Kemanetzi, M. Georgiou +5 more

   2008Regional anesthesia and pain medicine0 citations

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8. 604: Neurostimulation During Vertical Infraclavicular Block: Is the Selection of the Stimulated Nerve Associated With the Success Rate of the Block?

   B. Fyntanidou, I. Kemanetzi, G. Vaidis, A. Andreou +4 more

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9. 496. Postoperative Analgesia After Major Abdominal Surgery: Comparison Between Patient Controlled Epidural Ropivacaine, Patient Controlled i.v. Morphine and Epidural Morphine

   B. Fyntanidou, G. Vaidis, V. Tsaprali, M. Georgiou +5 more

   2008Regional anesthesia and pain medicine0 citations

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