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September 1941
THE ANESTHETIC POTENCY AND BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF 1 AND 2 CHLOR PROPENE–1 AND 1 AND 2 BROM PROPENE–1
From the Pharmacological Laboratories of the University of Oklahoma, University of Alabama, University of South Dakota and University of California
Anesthesiology September 1941, Vol. 2, 535–540.
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B. E. ABREU, S. A. PEOPLES, C. A. HANDLEY, D. F. MARSH; THE ANESTHETIC POTENCY AND BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF 1 AND 2 CHLOR PROPENE–1 AND 1 AND 2 BROM PROPENE–1. Anesthesiology 1941; 2:535–540 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-194109000-00005
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