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Inhalation of Blood, Saliva, and Alcohol: Consequences, Mechanism, and Treatment

The inhalation of body fluids as a main or contributory cause of morbidity and death has been recognized in only a few conditions. The

H. Colebatch | D. Halmagyi | B. Starzecki

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