Comparison of usefulness of midazolam with that of diazepam in a modified NLA
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K. Hanaoka | Tsuneo Tanaka | K. Kaya | T. Kugimiya | H. Yamamura | M. Tagami | M. Takasaki | Y. Inada | Y. Yagishita | Kazuo Okada | T. Yogosawa | N. Tachibana | Kenichi Kobayashi | S. Ishii | Tomio Fukuhara | T. Miyake | Toshio Machi | Masayuki Kamiide
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