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The effect of alcohol intoxication on haemodynamic physiology of acute cardiac tamponade
It is generally accepted that alcohol impairs haemodynamic physiology in normal subjects. Alcohol is also thought to have a detrimental effect in shock states. However, most research has concentrated on haemorrhagic shock, whereas in cardiac tamponade, the pathophysiology of shock is very different....
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Department of Surgery
2017
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