Cyclopropane anesthesia. I. Cardiac rate and rhythm during steady levels of cyclopropane anesthesia at normal and elevated end-expiratory carbon dioxide tensions.

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Cyclopropane anesthesia. I. Cardiac rate and rhythm during steady levels of cyclopropane anesthesia at normal and elevated end-expiratory carbon dioxide tensions. Abstract Text:

A A LURIE,R E JONES,H W LINDE,M L PRICE,R D DRIPPS,H L PRICE,

Cyclopropane anesthesia. I. Cardiac rate and rhythm during steady levels of cyclopropane anesthesia at normal and elevated end-expiratory carbon dioxide tensions. Publishing Authors By Initials

AA LURIE,RE JONES,HW LINDE,ML PRICE,RD DRIPPS,HL PRICE,

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Cyclopropane anesthesia. I. Cardiac rate and rhythm during steady levels of cyclopropane anesthesia at normal and elevated end-expiratory carbon dioxide tensions. Journal Published:

PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

Journal: Anesthesiology

VOLUME: 19

Page Numbers: 457-72

Journal Abbreviation: Anesthesiology

ISSN: 0003-3022

DAY: 24

MONTH: 01

YEAR: 2008

Cyclopropane anesthesia. I. Cardiac rate and rhythm during steady levels of cyclopropane anesthesia at normal and elevated end-expiratory carbon dioxide tensions. Information

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