Pulmonary entrapment of sickle cells: the role of regional alveolar hypoxia
Thomas K. Aldrich(Montefiore Medical Center), M E Fabry(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Sunil Dhuper(Montefiore Medical Center), S. A. Najeebi(Montefiore Medical Center), E. Makolo(Montefiore Medical Center), R L Nagel(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), S. Santhanakrishnan(Montefiore Medical Center), Sandra M. Suzuka(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), N. S. Patwa(Montefiore Medical Center)
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