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Ultraviolet blood irradiation and oxygenation protects erythrocyte immune function in patients during cardiopulmonary bypass
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    • Ultraviolet blood irradiation and oxygenation protects erythrocyte immune function in patients during cardiopulmonary bypass

    • Journal of Army Medical University   Vol. 31, Issue 17, Pages: 1687-1689(2009)
    • 作者机构:

      贵州省人民医院心脏外科

    • CLC: R331.141;R454.2;R654.1
    • Published:2009,

      Published Online:15 September 2009,

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  • ZHOU TAO, XIANG DAO-KANG, ZHOU LIANG-XIAN, et al. Ultraviolet blood irradiation and oxygenation protects erythrocyte immune function in patients during cardiopulmonary bypass. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2009, 31(17): 1687-1689. DOI:

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