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September 1947
A STUDY OF THE BRONCHOCONSTRICTOR AND HYPOTENSIVE ACTIONS OF CURARIZING DRUGS
CHARLES M. LANDMESSER, M.D.
CHARLES M. LANDMESSER, M.D.
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Philadelphia, Pa.
Anesthesiology September 1947, Vol. 8, 506–523.
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CHARLES M. LANDMESSER; A STUDY OF THE BRONCHOCONSTRICTOR AND HYPOTENSIVE ACTIONS OF CURARIZING DRUGS. Anesthesiology 1947; 8:506–523 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-194709000-00008
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