Early changes of muscle membrane properties in porcine faecal peritonitis
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J. Takala | S. Jakob | W. Z'Graggen | K. Ackermann | H. Bostock | L. Brander | R. Schröder | S. Djafarzadeh | D. Tuchscherer
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