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Nordisk Medicin|February 4, 1971

[Reduction in peripheral blood flow after vasodilating procedures in patients with gangrene of the toes due to arteriosclerosis obliterans]A Uhrenholdt, N A Lassen, W H Dam, et al.

Vascular Surgery|May 1, 1971

Paradoxical effect on peripheral blood flow after sympathetic blockades in patients with gangrene due to arteriosclerosis obliteransA Uhrenholdt, W H Dam, O A Larsen, et al.

Stroke|July 1, 1973

Cerebral apoplexy (stroke) treated with or without prolonged artificial hyperventilation. 1. Cerebral circulation, clinical course, and cause of deathM S Christensen, O B Paulson, J Olesen, et al.

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Nordisk Medicin|February 4, 1971

[Reduction in peripheral blood flow after vasodilating procedures in patients with gangrene of the toes due to arteriosclerosis obliterans]A Uhrenholdt, N A Lassen, W H Dam, et al.

Vascular Surgery|May 1, 1971

Paradoxical effect on peripheral blood flow after sympathetic blockades in patients with gangrene due to arteriosclerosis obliteransA Uhrenholdt, W H Dam, O A Larsen, et al.

Stroke|July 1, 1973

Cerebral apoplexy (stroke) treated with or without prolonged artificial hyperventilation. 1. Cerebral circulation, clinical course, and cause of deathM S Christensen, O B Paulson, J Olesen, et al.

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