Changes in arterial oxygen tension correlate with changes in end-expiratory carbon monoxide level

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Changes in arterial oxygen tension correlate with changes in end-expiratory carbon monoxide level

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scientific article published on 15 February 2007

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Changes in arterial oxygen ten ...... piratory carbon monoxide level

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Changes in arterial oxygen ten ...... iratory carbon monoxide level.

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Changes in arterial oxygen ten ...... piratory carbon monoxide level

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Changes in arterial oxygen ten ...... iratory carbon monoxide level.

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Changes in arterial oxygen ten ...... piratory carbon monoxide level

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Changes in arterial oxygen ten ...... iratory carbon monoxide level.

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Changes in arterial oxygen ten ...... piratory carbon monoxide level

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Joerg Weimann

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Lothar A Schwarte

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Melanie Kalmanowicz

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Patrick Schober

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Stephan A Loer

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