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James G Chandler¹, Ernest E Moore, Bruce C Paton

¹From the Department of Surgery (J.G.C., E.E.M., B.C.P., W.G.R., J.Q.G., M.P., L.W.N.), School of Medicine, University of Colorado; and Denver Health Medical Center (E.E.M.), Denver, CO.

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