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. 1961 Mar;40(3):592–598. doi: 10.1172/JCI104288

THE EFFECT OF HYPERCAPNIA ON ESTIMATED HEPATIC BLOOD FLOW, CIRCULATING SPLANCHNIC BLOOD VOLUME, AND HEPATIC SULFOBROMOPHTHALEIN CLEARANCE DURING GENERAL ANESTHESIA IN MAN*

Robert M Epstein 1,2,3,†, Henry O Wheeler 1,2,3,‡, M Jack Frumin 1,2,3, David V Habif 1,2,3, Emanuel M Papper 1,2,3, Stanley E Bradley 1,2,3
PMCID: PMC290757  PMID: 13697023

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