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[Cyanosis: systematic review].
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Evaluation of chemical cyanosis through improved techniques for hemoglobin analysis.
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Second shunting operations for pulmonary stenosis with cyanosis following failure of original systemic-pulmonary anastomoses.
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[Universal cyanosis of the infant caused by nitrite poisoning].
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[Treatment of methemoglobinemic cyanosis caused by percutaneous aniline poisoning].
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Clinical pathological conference: cyanosis and dyspnea.
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[Transposition of the inferior vena cava with cyanosis and left hypertrophy].
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Cyanosis in congenital heart disease.
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[ATTACKS OF CYANOSIS IN NEWBORN INFANTS ASSOCIATED WITH EXTRASYSTOLES OF SUPRAVENTRICULAR ORIGIN].
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CYANOSIS CAUSED BY METHEMALBUMINEMIA. REPORT OF A CASE IN A NEWBORN WITH INTRACRANIAL ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, AND SUBDURAL HEMATOMAS.
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[DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL INDICATIONS OF CONGENITAL CYANOSIS].
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[CONTRIBUTION TO THE PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF BLUE DISEASE (CARDIAC CYANOSIS)].
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[CONGENITAL HEART DEFECT WITH CYANOSIS OF UNUSUAL ORIGIN].
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