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. 1963 Oct;158(4):698–709. doi: 10.1097/00000658-196310000-00016

Transcapillary Refilling After Hemorrhage in Normal Man: Basal Rates and Volumes; Effect of Norepinephrine*

Julius Lister, Ian F McNeill, Vernon C Marshall, Louis F Plzak Jr, Fuad J Dagher, Francis D Moore
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