Respiratory Gas Exchange, Acid-Base Balance, and Electrolytes during and after Maximal Work Breathing 15 mm Hg $$\text{PI}_{\text{CO}

Respiratory Gas Exchange, Acid-Base Balance, and Electrolytes during and after Maximal Work Breathing 15 mm Hg $$\text{PI}_{\text{CO}_\text{2} } $$

Published:1974 Issue: Volume: Page:282-293
ISSN:0172-6048
Container-title:Topics In Environmental Physiology And Medicine
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Author:

Luft Ulrich C.,Finkelstein S.,Elliott J. C.

Publisher

Springer New York

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http://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/978-1-4612-9831-1_27.pdf

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