Published in Can Med Assoc J on January 02, 1965
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The action of norepinephrine, epinephrine and isopropyl norepinephrine on the rhythmic function of the heart. Circulation (1952) 1.49
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Anesthesia and surgery for Jehovah's Witnesses. Can Med Assoc J (1961) 0.85
Reaction to drugs during surgery and anaesthesia. Can Med Assoc J (1960) 0.75
The role of physiotherapy in pre- and post-operative care. Can Med Assoc J (1953) 0.75
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