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November 1, 1960American Journal of Clinical Pathology

The Postperfusion Pulmonary Congestion Syndrome

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Key result

Postperfusion pulmonary congestion syndrome emerges as a distinct clinical entity.

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DBDaniel M. BaerCenters for Disease Control and PreventionJOJohn J. OsbornUniversity of California, San Francisco

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May aid post-cardiopulmonary bypass differentials; leaves open prospective validation of criteria and outcomes.

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Baer et al. (1960) studied this question. Postperfusion pulmonary congestion syndrome is described as a distinct clinical entity.

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