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November 1974
Use of Controlled Hypotension for Primary Surgical Excision in an Extensively Burned Child
STANISLAW K. SZYFELBEIN, M.D.;
STANISLAW K. SZYFELBEIN, M.D.
*Instructor of Anaesthesia. Harvard Medical School: Assistant Anesthetist, Massachusetts General Hospital; Clinical Director of Anesthesia. Shriners Burns Institute.
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JOHN F. RYAN, M.D.
JOHN F. RYAN, M.D.
†Assistant Professor of Anaesthesia. Harvard Medical School: Associate Anesthetist, Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Anesthesiology November 1974, Vol. 41, 501–503.
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STANISLAW K. SZYFELBEIN, JOHN F. RYAN; Use of Controlled Hypotension for Primary Surgical Excision in an Extensively Burned Child. Anesthesiology 1974; 41:501–503 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-197411000-00017
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