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. 1982 Sep-Oct;29(5):132–134.

Transcutaneous oxygen monitoring of patients undergoing surgical removal of wisdom teeth utilizing general anesthesia.

R A Kraut
PMCID: PMC2515580  PMID: 6962675

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