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. 1962 Mar;155(3):373–382. doi: 10.1097/00000658-196203000-00005

Changes in Regional Oxygen Consumption and Blood Flow with Induced Hypotension During Extracorporeal Perfusion *

James E Bickley, C Frederick Kittle
PMCID: PMC1466080  PMID: 13868984

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