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107 related items for PubMed ID: 518799

  • 21. Gas flow measurements with a gas dilution technique.
    Karlmark B, Ellingsen J, Englesson S.
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    Spence A, Weatherill D.
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  • 32. A computerized mass spectrometer and flowmeter system for respiratory gas measurements.
    Sodal IE, Swanson GD, Micco AJ, Sprague F, Ellis DG.
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  • 40. Respiratory mass spectrometry during general anaesthesia.
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