Hemorrhagic Hypotension After Brain Injury Causes an Early and Sustained Reduction in Cerebral Oxygen Delivery Despite Normalization of Systemic Oxygen Delivery (Q48472692)
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scientific article published on June 1, 1992
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English | Hemorrhagic Hypotension After Brain Injury Causes an Early and Sustained Reduction in Cerebral Oxygen Delivery Despite Normalization of Systemic Oxygen Delivery |
scientific article published on June 1, 1992 |
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Hemorrhagic hypotension after brain injury causes an early and sustained reduction in cerebral oxygen delivery despite normalization of systemic oxygen delivery (English)
Hemorrhagic Hypotension After Brain Injury Causes an Early and Sustained Reduction in Cerebral Oxygen Delivery Despite Normalization of Systemic Oxygen Delivery (English)
J. D. Schmoker
J. Zhuang
714-20; discussion 721-2