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September 1991
IS PROTEIN C REALLY ACTIVATED DURING EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION FOR CARDIAC SURGERY?
D UNGUREANU, MD;
D UNGUREANU, MD
Departements of Anesthesiology (*)Haemobiology (**) and Cardiovascular Surgery (***),Brussais Hospital, Paris France.
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E PELISSIER, MD;
E PELISSIER, MD
Departements of Anesthesiology (*)Haemobiology (**) and Cardiovascular Surgery (***),Brussais Hospital, Paris France.
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R GUILLEMIN, MD;
R GUILLEMIN, MD
Departements of Anesthesiology (*)Haemobiology (**) and Cardiovascular Surgery (***),Brussais Hospital, Paris France.
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B ABRY, MD;
B ABRY, MD
Departements of Anesthesiology (*)Haemobiology (**) and Cardiovascular Surgery (***),Brussais Hospital, Paris France.
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A CARPENMER, MD
A CARPENMER, MD
Departements of Anesthesiology (*)Haemobiology (**) and Cardiovascular Surgery (***),Brussais Hospital, Paris France.
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Anesthesiology September 1991, Vol. 75, A69.
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D UNGUREANU, E PELISSIER, R GUILLEMIN, B ABRY, A CARPENMER; IS PROTEIN C REALLY ACTIVATED DURING EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION FOR CARDIAC SURGERY?. Anesthesiology 1991; 75:A69 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-199109001-00069
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