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. 1979 Mar;6(1):78–84.

MEMBRANE VERSUS BUBBLE OXYGENATORS: A CLINICAL COMPARISON OF POSTOPERATIVE BLOOD LOSS

Janet L Parker ¹, Jane E Hackett ¹, Diane Clark ¹, Terry N Crane ¹, Charles C Reed ¹

PMCID: PMC287772 PMID: 15216031

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