Validation of lower body negative pressure as an experimental model of hemorrhage (859.5)
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Kevin K Chung | Carmen Hinojosa-Laborde | Victor A Convertino | Cassondra Bauer | V. Convertino | C. Hinojosa-Laborde | K. Chung | R. Shade | A. Cap | G. Muniz | Cassondra Bauer | K. Goei | H. Pidcoke | Robert E Shade | Gary W Muniz | Kathleen A Goei | Heather F Pidcoke | Andrew P Cap | Gary W. Muniz
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