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Cerebral circulation and metabolism during thiopental anesthesia and hyper-ventilation in man.

E C PIERCE, C J LAMBERTSEN, S DEUTSCH, P E CHASE, H W LINDE, R D DRIPPS, and H L PRICE

J Clin Invest (1962) PMID 14486452 PMCID 291083

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