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Novel mechanisms of lung injury
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Oxidative stress-induced acute lung injury in isolated rabbit lungs is influenced by ventilation patterns
S. Hammerschmidt, T. Sandvoss, M. Meybaum, J. Schauer, H. Wirtz (Leipzig, Germany)
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Annual Congress 2001 - Novel mechanisms of lung injury
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Novel mechanisms of lung injury
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1284
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Pulmonary vascular diseases, Respiratory critical care
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S. Hammerschmidt, T. Sandvoss, M. Meybaum, J. Schauer, H. Wirtz (Leipzig, Germany). Oxidative stress-induced acute lung injury in isolated rabbit lungs is influenced by ventilation patterns. Eur Respir J 2001; 16: Suppl. 31, 1284
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