Complement Activation in Cardiopulmonary Bypass, with Special Reference to Anaphylatoxin Production in Membrane and Bubble Oxygenators
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We are very grateful to Soji Bitoh, B.S., Dept. of Immunology, Miss Eva Garcia del Saz, Department of Anatomy, Mr. Conrad Zagory, Jr., Foreign Lecturer in English, and Miss Takako Kohno, 2nd Dept. of Surgery, Kochi Medical School, for their devoted cooperation in this work.
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