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[Controlled heparinization during heart surgery using artificial circulation].

A Iu Kholodov·M Iu Malyshev·N O Kulikov·V A Dukhin
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A Iu Kholodov, M Iu Malyshev, N O Kulikov, V A Dukhin. [Controlled heparinization during heart surgery using artificial circulation].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3752598/

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