AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF ARTERIAL PRESSURE FOR HYPOTENSIVE PATIENTS USING PHENYLEPHRINE

Taoufik Wassar, Tam´s Luspay, Kallu R. Upendar, Marc Moisi, Richard B. Voigt, Nicole R. Marques, Muzna N. Khan, Karolos M. Grigoriadis, Matthew A. Franchek, and George C. Kramer

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