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July 1, 1977American Journal of Clinical Pathology

Contribution of Arterial Blood Lactate Measurement to the Care of Critically III Patients

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CACynthia T. AndersonUniversity of California, IrvineJWJames O. WestgardUniversity of Wisconsin–MadisonKSKathy Schlimgen

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