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Hypercapnia-Induced Cerebral Hyperperfusion: An Underrecognized Clinical Entity
  
    	
J.M. Pollock, A.R. Deibler, C.T. Whitlow, H. Tan, R.A. Kraft, J.H. Burdette and J.A. Maldjian

  
    	
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