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. 1953 May;46(5):365–370.

The Role of Carbon Dioxide in Anæsthesia [Summary]

R P Harbord, S Parnell, A B Eastwood, B G B Lucas, E H Milne
PMCID: PMC1918643  PMID: 13055924

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