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. 1987 Jul;147(1):54–61.

Cardiac Ischemia. Part II—Reperfusion and Treatment

Glenn A Langer, Gerald D Buckberg, Jan H Tillisch
PMCID: PMC1025814  PMID: 2962369

Abstract

An edited summary of an Interdepartmental Conference arranged by the Department of Medicine of the UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles. The Director of Conferences is William M. Pardridge, MD, Professor of Medicine.

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