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Research supported by the Medical Research Council of Canada Grant MA-3291.
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We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Mr. Thomas Healey, Mr. Jagdish Maru and Mr. Greg Mierle for their participation in the recordings, the nurses of the Intensive Care Unit of the Ottawa General Hospital for their cooperation, and Mrs. Barbara Reynolds for typing the manuscript.
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Present address: Director, Clinical Services, Dept. of National Health and Welfare, 301 Elgin Street, Ottawa, Ont., Canada.