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    Pascoe PJ, Haskins SC, Ilkiw JE, Patz JD.
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    Steffey EP, Johnson BH, Eger EI.
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    Hills BA, Butler BD.
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  • 29. Cerebral arterial air embolism: III. Cerebral blood flow after decompression from various pressure treatments.
    Leitch DR, Greenbaum LJ, Hallenbeck JM.
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    Randsøe T, Kvist TM, Hyldegaard O.
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  • 33. A comparison of the sensitivity of pulmonary artery pressure, end-tidal carbon dioxide, and end-tidal nitrogen in the detection of venous air embolism in the dog.
    Drummond JC, Prutow RJ, Scheller MS.
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  • 34. Influence of heliox, oxygen, and N2O-O2 breathing on N2 bubbles in adipose tissue.
    Hyldegaard O, Madsen J.
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  • 35. Cardiopulmonary changes with moderate decompression in rats.
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  • 38. Pulmonary capacity for dissipation of venous gas emboli.
    Spencer MP, Oyama Y.
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    Iwao Y, Masuda J, Ochiai R, Higa S, Takeda J, Sekiguchi H, Nagano M.
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