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The nature of the shift of plasma protein to the extravascular space following thermal trauma

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The nature of the shift of plasma protein to the extravascular space following thermal trauma (English)

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6 February 2018

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Cope O

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Graham JB

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Moore FD

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Ball MR

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CHANGES IN THE ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERN IN LYMPH AND SERUM IN EXPERIMENTAL BURNS.

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A STUDY OF CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY IN EXPERIMENTAL BURNS AND BURN SHOCK USING RADIOACTIVE DYES IN BLOOD AND LYMPH.

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The Redistribution of Body Water and the Fluid Therapy of the Burned Patient

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12 December 2020

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A Study in Extensive Cutaneous Burns

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12 December 2020

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10.1097/00000658-194812000-00001

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6 February 2018

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