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[Decrease of bleeding by the technic of controlled hypotension; study of 72 observations, 45 in pelvic surgery].

J LASSNER
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HemorrhageHypotensionHypotension, ControlledMuscle Relaxants, CentralPelvisHEMORRHAGE/prevention and controlHYPOTENSIONMUSCLE RELAXANTS/therapeutic useJournal Article

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J LASSNER. 1952. [Decrease of bleeding by the technic of controlled hypotension; study of 72 observations, 45 in pelvic surgery].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15444318/

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