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  • 1. Assessment of the effect of dilution of blood samples with sodium heparin on blood gas, electrolyte, and lactate measurements in dogs.
    Hopper K, Rezende ML, Haskins SC.
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  • 12. Effect of heparin on arterial blood gases.
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  • 17. Evaluation of hematologic, biochemical, and blood gas variables in stored canine packed red blood cells, and the impact of storage time on blood recipients.
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  • 18. A systematic error in the determination of blood PCO2.
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