Sodium nitroprusside in patients with compromised left ventricular function undergoing coronary bypass: reduction of cardiac proinflammatory substances.
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S. Zahler | H. Meisner | S. Braun | B. F. Becker | P. Massoudy | A. Barankay | R. Henze | T. Freyholdt
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