EPIDEMIC PREVALENCE IN THE LIGHT OF EXPERIMENTAL FINDINGS
A TECHNIQUE FOR MEASURING X-RAY PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE CARDIAC AREAS OF DOGS
THE EFFECT OF REGULAR AND IRREGULAR TACHYCARDIAS ON THE SIZE OF THE HEART
Harold J. Stewart, J. Hamilton Crawford
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THE PLASMA PROTEINS IN RELATION TO BLOOD HYDRATION III. The Plasma Proteins in Malnutrition
John P. Peters, A. Maurice Wakeman, Anna J. Eisenman
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TOTAL ACID-BASE EQUILIBRIUM OF PLASMA IN HEALTH AND DISEASE VIII. Bicarbonate and Chloride in the Serum of Patients with Heart Failure
John P. Peters, Harold A. Bulger, Anna J. Eisenman
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TOTAL ACID-BASE EQUILIBRIUM OF PLASMA IN HEALTH AND DISEASE IX. High Serum Bicarbonate in Heart Failure. Asphyctic Anoxemia
John P. Peters, Harold A. Bulger, Anna J. Eisenman
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DIGITALIS AND DIURETICS IN HEART FAILURE WITH REGULAR RHYTHM, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE IMPORTANCE OF ETIOLOGIC CLASSIFICATION OF HEART DISEASE
STUDIES ON RED BLOOD CELL DIAMETER 1 II. In Pernicious Anemia, Before and During Marked Remission, and in Myelogenous Leukemia
Donald N. Medearis, George R. Minot
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THE MECHANISM OF THE ACTION OF THE HYDROGEN ION UPON THE CARDIAC RHYTHM
E. Cowles Andrus, Edward P. Carter
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EPINEPHRIN REACTION IN OBESITY
Clement I. Krantz, James H. Means
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EDEMA II. The Effectiveness of Ultrafiltration for Quantitatively Determining the “Free Water” Content of Blood Plasma, and for Estimating Physical-Chemical Changes of the Plasma Proteins in Edema
DEPENDENCE OF THE FORM OF THE ELECTRO-CARDIOGRAM UPON THE SITE OF MECHANICAL STIMULATION OF THE HUMAN VENTRICLES
B. S. Oppenheimer, Harold J. Stewart
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VARIATIONS IN BLOOD FLOW WITH CHANGES IN POSITION IN NORMAL AND PATHOLOGIC SUBJECTS 1
John S. Lawrence, Lewis M. Hurxthal, A. V. Bock
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE ROTATORY AND REDUCING PROPERTIES OF ULTRAFILTRATES FROM BLOOD PLASMA
