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March 1944
Tonus and the Venopressor Mechanism: The Clinical Physiology of a Major Mode of Death
Anesthesiology March 1944, Vol. 5, 220.
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YANDELL HENDERSON; Tonus and the Venopressor Mechanism: The Clinical Physiology of a Major Mode of Death. Anesthesiology 1944; 5:220 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-194403000-00040
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