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. 1969 Jul;170(1):39–44. doi: 10.1097/00000658-196907000-00005

Respiratory insufficiency in combat casualties. II. Pulmonary edema following head injury.

R L Simmons, A M Martin Jr, C A Heisterkamp 3rd, T B Ducker
PMCID: PMC1387601  PMID: 5789528

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