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. 1966 Sep;28(5):654–662. doi: 10.1136/hrt.28.5.654

Clinical and circulatory effects of neuroleptanalgesia with dehydrobenzperidol and phenoperidine.

H R Macdonald, D P Braid, B R Stead, I C Crawford, S H Taylor
PMCID: PMC459100  PMID: 5330110

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