Some problems of the extracorporeal circulation

The problem of the 'dry heart' has been with us for many years and any progress in this subject is bound to bring with it an increase in our knowledge of the circulation. At ·St. Thomas's Hospital in London for the past 5 years my colleagues Drs. Kent Harrison and MacMillan and I have had a modest research programme devoted to learning something of the difficulties imposed by the interruption of the circulation

Circulatory changes in Anaesthesia

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