Transcutaneous oxygen measurements in lower extremity ischemia: effects of position, oxygen inhalation, and arterial reconstruction.

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Published in Surgery on February 01, 1988

Authors

H H Moosa1, A B Peitzman, M S Makaroun, M W Webster, D L Steed

Author Affiliations

1: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, PA 15261.

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