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THE ALTERATION OF MORTALITY RATES IN BURNED RATS USING EARLY EXCISION, HOMOGRAFTING AND HYPOTHERMIA, ALONE AND IN

N G POY, H B WILLIAMS, F M WOOLHOUSE

    Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
    |February 1, 1965
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    Keywords:
    BODY FLUIDSBURNSEXPERIMENTAL LAB STUDYHEMATOCRITHYPOTHERMIA, INDUCEDISOTONIC SOLUTIONSMORTALITYRATSSKIN TRANSPLANTATIONTRANSPLANTATION, AUTOLOGOUSTRANSPLANTATION, HOMOLOGOUS

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