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Cardioplegia cristalóide, barotrauma e função endotelial: considerações experimentais

Paulo Roberto B ÉvoraI; Paul J PearsonII; Marilyn OeltjenII; Berent DiscigilII; Hartzell V SchaffII

DOI: 10.1590/S0102-76381996000200010

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