1. Burst suppression-MAC and burst suppression-CP50 as measures of cerebral effects of anaesthetics 
S. Pilge, D. Jordan, M. Kreuzer, E.F. Kochs, G. Schneider 
British Journal of Anaesthesia 
Volume 112, Issue 6, Pages (June 2014)
DOI: /bja/aeu016
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2. Fig 1
Screenshot of the EEG-based endpoint ‘silent second’ as recorded with an Aspect A 1000 BIS monitor.
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3. Fig 2
Determination of anaesthetic concentration for calculation of burst-suppression MAC (MACBS) and CP50BS with Dixon’s up-and-down technique.
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4. Fig 3
(a–c): Determination of cross-over pairs with Dixon’s up-and-down technique for the sevoflurane (a), isoflurane (b), and propofol (c) groups. Cross-over pairs are marked with (X).
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5. Fig 4
(a–c) Calculation of burst-suppression MAC (MACBS) and CP50BS with logistic regression for the sevoflurane (a), isoflurane (b), and propofol (c) groups. Blue dot: Burst suppression EEG; green ring: no burst suppression EEG.
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