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  1. Masao Miyazaki

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    Satoshi Yokono, Chieko Okuda & Toshiki Mizobe

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Miyazaki, M., Yokono, S., Okuda, C. et al. Three approaches to pathophysiology of shock. J Anesth 2, 258–271 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/s0054080020258

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