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The authors hereby express their most appreciative recognition of the contribution of our machinist, Mr. Hilbert Huso, without whom the present machine could not have been constructed. They also wish to express gratitude to Miss La-Vonne Young and Miss Donna Nissen, technicians, and to Mr. titc'iard Kelly, a pre-medical student helper, who have volunteered uncounted extra hours to the prosecution of this work.

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Experimental Cerebral Gas Embolism

Fries¹,

Levowitz²,

Adler³

et al. 1957

Annals of Surgery

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Influence of Tracheostomy Cannula Size on Work of Breathing

et al. 1965

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Experimental Cerebral Gas Embolism

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