Biomedical subjects
L D MacLean
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Early surgical intervention for acute valvular dysfunction secondary to bacterial endocarditis.
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Graft-versus-host reactivity of human lymphoid cells from established cell lines.
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The effect of collateral circulation on survival in liver ischemia.
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A simple method for long-term intestinal and intravenous cannulation in animals.
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Significance of a negative cross match in recipients with a wide spectrum of lymphocytotoxic antibodies.
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Loss of immunosuppressive potency of antilymphocyte serum after prolonged storage.
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Successful skin graft on renal allograft: report of a case.
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Predictive value of liver biochemistry in acute hepatic ischemia.
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Regional capillary blood flow and oxygen uptake in severe sepsis.
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The impact of Quebec health services program on surgical training.
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Intravenous hyperalimentation: a review.
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Treatment of severe anaerobic infections.
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Function of auxiliary liver allografts.
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Hemodynamic and metabolic abnormalities in septic shock.
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Hyperlipidemia and pulmonary fat embolism in dogs with E. coli bacteremia.
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The renal vein: a satisfactory alternative to the portal vein for temporary auxiliary liver transplantation.
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