A Comparison of Plasma Expanders with Blood and Plasma as a Supplement to Electrolyte Solutions in the Treatment of Rats Undergoing Third Degree Burns of Fifty Per Cent of the Body Surface

. 1952 Sep;136(3):546–551. doi: 10.1097/00000658-195209000-00019

A Comparison of Plasma Expanders with Blood and Plasma as a Supplement to Electrolyte Solutions in the Treatment of Rats Undergoing Third Degree Burns of Fifty Per Cent of the Body Surface^{^*}

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