An investigation into the use of plasma cortisol concentration and heart rate variability in measuring stress levels following elective and colic surgery.
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ELECTIVES 1997 NO.55
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| Hawkshead Library - Stack | ELECTIVES 1997 NO.55 | .STAFF. Renewals 000 | On Shelf |
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Solman, R. An investigation into the use of plasma cortisol concentration and heart rate variability in measuring stress levels following elective and colic surgery .
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Solman, Rebecca. An Investigation Into the Use of Plasma Cortisol Concentration and Heart Rate Variability in Measuring Stress Levels Following Elective and Colic Surgery. .
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Solman, Rebecca. An Investigation Into the Use of Plasma Cortisol Concentration and Heart Rate Variability in Measuring Stress Levels Following Elective and Colic Surgery .
Harvard Citation (style guide)Solman, R. (n.d.). An investigation into the use of plasma cortisol concentration and heart rate variability in measuring stress levels following elective and colic surgery.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Solman, Rebecca. An Investigation Into the Use of Plasma Cortisol Concentration and Heart Rate Variability in Measuring Stress Levels Following Elective and Colic Surgery