Apparatus to reduce trace nitrous oxide contamination in the dental operatory.

Anesth Prog. 1978 Nov–Dec; 25(6): 181–185.

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G. D. Allen, W. Goebel, J. Scaramella, F. Randall, and R. T. Smith

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