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142 related items for PubMed ID: 10092895

  • 1. Peripheral blood flow rates and microvascular responses to orthostatic pressure changes in claudicants before and after revascularisation.
    Midttun M, Sejrsen P, Paaske WP.
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  • 4. Local regulation of subcutaneous blood flow and capillary filtration in limbs with occlusive arterial disease. Studies before and after arterial reconstruction.
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