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Taylor E Adams, Sarah J Marvel, Eric Monnet

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    PubMed
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    如果缺少收缩生理学,对患有异常性胆胸部 (IC) 的狗来说,可能不需要进行次总皮切除术. 在IC的狗进行手术干预之前,通过心脏导管检查收缩生理学至关重要.

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