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  • 21. Evaluation of thyrotropin releasing hormone as a therapeutic intervention for endotoxemia.
    Brackett DJ, Schaefer CF, Lerner MR, Holaday JW, Fagraeus L, Wilson MF.
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  • 38. Arterial-venous carbon dioxide tension difference during severe hemorrhage and resuscitation.
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  • 39. Beneficial effect of thyrotropin-releasing hormone in canine hemorrhagic shock.
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