Capillary blood gas: a novel means of assessing free flap perfusion in an animal model.

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Capillary blood gas: a novel means of assessing free flap perfusion in an animal model.

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Capillary blood gas: a novel means of assessing free flap perfusion in an animal model.

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Aaron K Remenschneider

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Ann Ross

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Douglas A Ross

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Gregory T Lesnik

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Peter Herman

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Implantable Doppler flow system: experience with 24 microvascular free-flap operations.

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Comparison of simultaneously obtained arterial and capillary blood gases in pediatric intensive care unit patients.

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10.1016/J.OTOHNS.2008.05.016

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