Blood volume and plasma protein. IV. Importance of thoracic-duct lymph in restitution of plasma volume and plasma proteins after bleeding and immediate substitution in the splenectomized dog
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Blood volume and plasma protein. IV. Importance of thoracic-duct lymph in restitution of plasma volume and plasma proteins after bleeding and immediate substitution in the splenectomized dog
Acta Chir Scand Suppl.
1967.
No abstract available
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