Original investigationCardiac function and microsphere blood flow distribution in the brain-dead dog☆
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Supported in part by the American Heart Association of Michigan.
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Dr Huber was a recipient of a National Research Service Award Fellowship from National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, sponsor no. 5-F32-HL07920-02.
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