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November 1942
The Phenomenon of Asphyxial Resuscitation. I. Resuscitation with Inert (Asphyxiating) Gas in Advanced Asphyxia
Anesthesiology November 1942, Vol. 3, 701.
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S. A. THOMPSON, C. L. BIRNBAUM; The Phenomenon of Asphyxial Resuscitation. I. Resuscitation with Inert (Asphyxiating) Gas in Advanced Asphyxia. Anesthesiology 1942; 3:701 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-194211000-00023
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