Effect of Air Exposure and Suction on Blood Cell Activation and Hemolysis in an In Vitro Cardiotomy Suction Model
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Guerlain Ulysse | R. Bartlett | J. Toomasian | T. Major | Guerlain Ulysse | Robert H. Bartlett | Ahmed M. El-Sabbagh | Cory J. Toomasian | John M. Toomasian | Terry Major | A. M. El-Sabbagh | Cory J. Toomasian | John M. Toomasian | A. El-Sabbagh
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