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CARDIAC SYMPATHETIC-NERVE STIMULATION ENHANCES CARDIOVASCULAR PERFORMANCE DURING HYPERKALEMIA IN THE ANESTHETIZED PIG (VOL 78, PG 550, 1993)

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Oneill, M., Dorrington, K., & Paterson, D. (1993). CARDIAC SYMPATHETIC-NERVE STIMULATION ENHANCES CARDIOVASCULAR PERFORMANCE DURING HYPERKALEMIA IN THE ANESTHETIZED PIG (VOL 78, PG 550, 1993). EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY, 78(5), 719–719.

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Oneill, M., et al. “CARDIAC SYMPATHETIC-NERVE STIMULATION ENHANCES CARDIOVASCULAR PERFORMANCE DURING HYPERKALEMIA IN THE ANESTHETIZED PIG (VOL 78, PG 550, 1993).” EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY, vol. 78, no. 5, 1993, pp. 719–19.

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Oneill, M, K Dorrington, and D Paterson. 1993. “CARDIAC SYMPATHETIC-NERVE STIMULATION ENHANCES CARDIOVASCULAR PERFORMANCE DURING HYPERKALEMIA IN THE ANESTHETIZED PIG (VOL 78, PG 550, 1993).” EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY 78 (5): 719–19.
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+ Oneill, M More by this author

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+ Dorrington, K More by this author

Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: MSD
Department:: Physiology Anatomy & Genetics
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+ Paterson, D More by this author

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Journal:: EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY More from this journal
Volume:: 78
Issue:: 5
Pages:: 719-719
Publication date:: 1993-09-01
ISSN:: 0958-0670

Pubs id:: pubs:115091
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Source identifiers:: 115091
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