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A clinical and experimental study of the electrocardiographic changes in extreme acidosis and cardiac arrest

Stewart et al., 1965

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6321456082223838206
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Stewart J
Stewart W
Morgan H
McGowan S
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British Heart Journal

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This investigation of the electrocardiographic and biochemical changes in very severe acidosis was prompted by the study of a patient with cardiac arrest (Stewart, Stewart, and Gillies, 1962) in whom improvement of myocardial activity appeared to be correlated with …
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