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Ann Surg. 1959 October; 150(4): 543–559.
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The Physiological Response of the Small Bowel of the Dog to Ischemia Including Prolonged in Vitro Preservation of the Bowel with Successful Replacement and Survival *
Richard C. Lillehei, Bernard Goott, and Fletcher A. Miller
*Presented before the American Surgical Association, San Francisco, Calif., April 15-17, 1959.
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Selected References
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