Russell Jr et al., 1966 - Google Patents
An evaluation of infusion therapy (including dextran) for venous thrombosisRussell Jr et al., 1966
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- Russell Jr H
- Bradham R
- Lee Jr W
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- Circulation
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Method Each of 40 mongrel dogs was anesthetized with sodium pentobarbital and bilateral exposure of the femoral veinsat the groin was obtained through 4 to 5-cm incisions. A 3-cm portion of each common femoral vein was then carefully mobilized, just proximal to the …
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