Properties of Activated Charcoal and Dialysis in Relation to Their Use in an Artificial Liver Support System

Gazzard, B. G.; Dunlop, E. H.; Langley, P. G.; Weston, M. J.; Williams, Roger

doi:10.1042/cs047003Pa

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Conference Abstract| August 01 1974

Properties of Activated Charcoal and Dialysis in Relation to Their Use in an Artificial Liver Support System

B. G. Gazzard

Liver Unit, King's College Hospital and Medical School, London SE5 8RX

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Liver Unit, King's College Hospital and Medical School, London SE5 8RX

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P. G. Langley

Liver Unit, King's College Hospital and Medical School, London SE5 8RX

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M. J. Weston

Liver Unit, King's College Hospital and Medical School, London SE5 8RX

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Roger Williams

Liver Unit, King's College Hospital and Medical School, London SE5 8RX

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Clin Sci Mol Med (1974) 47 (2): 3P.

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