Fresh Autologous Blood Transfusions with Extracorporeal Circulation
Annals of SurgeryPublished 1 June 1973Open access
John L. Ochsner, Noel L. Mills, GEORGE L. LEONARD, Noel W. Lawson
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OCHSNER, JOHN L. M.D.; MILLS, NOEL L. M.D.; LEONARD, GEORGE L. M.D.; LAWSON, NOEL M.D. Author Information
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