Pediatric cardiac surgical ECMO: multivariate analysis of risk factors for hospital death.

Pediatric cardiac surgical ECMO: multivariate analysis of risk factors for hospital death.
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10.1016/0003-4975(95)00410-m
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1995-08
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The Annals of thoracic surgery
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Henry Lane Walters;M. Hakimi;M. D. Rice;Juanita M. Lyons;G. Whittlesey;M. Klein
Henry Lane Walters;M. Hakimi;M. D. Rice;Juanita M. Lyons;G. Whittlesey;M. Klein
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作者:
Henry Lane Walters;M. Hakimi;M. D. Rice;Juanita M. Lyons;G. Whittlesey;M. Klein

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