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. 1954 Sep;140(3):284–287. doi: 10.1097/00000658-195409000-00004

Brain Cooling in the Prevention of Brain Damage During Periods of Circulatory Occlusion in Dogs *

W M Parkins, Jay M Jensen, H M Vars
PMCID: PMC1609744  PMID: 13198065

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