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November 1957
ANESTHESIA FOR PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA: USE OF POSITIVE-NEGATIVE PRESSURE RESPIRATOR DURING PULMONARY SURGERY
Anesthesiology November 1957, Vol. 18, 856–865.
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KARL L. SIEBECKER, JOHN K. CURTIS; ANESTHESIA FOR PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA: USE OF POSITIVE-NEGATIVE PRESSURE RESPIRATOR DURING PULMONARY SURGERY. Anesthesiology 1957; 18:856–865 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-195711000-00005
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