FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE CIRCULATORY ACTIONS OF DIGITALIS AND STROPHANTHUS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE LIVER, AND COMPARISONS WITH HISTAMINE AND EPINEPHRINE
THE PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS UPON RATS OF EXCESS IRRADIATED ERGOSTEROL 1
ON THE RELATION OF CHANGES IN BLOOD VELOCITY AND VOLUME FLOW OF BLOOD TO CHANGE OF POSTURE
A. V. Bock, D. B. Dill, H. T. Edwards
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A METHOD FOR CORRECTING THE ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE FOR VARIATIONS IN THE CELL VOLUME PERCENTAGE OF BLOOD 1
M. Dorothy Rourke, A. Carlton Ernstene
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THE REACTION OF HUMAN DUODENAL CONTENTS TO ACID AND ALKALINE MEAT MIXTURES
STUDIES OF THE KIDNEY IN ACUTE INFECTION I. Observations with the Urine Sediment Count (Addis) in Acute Rheumatic Infection 1
THE PLASMA PROTEINS IN RELATION TO BLOOD HYDRATION IV. Malnutrition and the Serum Proteins
F. S. Bruckman, L. M. D'Esopo, J. P. Peters
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THE PLASMA PROTEINS IN RELATION TO BLOOD HYDRATION V. Serum Proteins and Malnutritional or Cachectic Edema
A DYNAMIC METHOD FOR MEASUREMENT OF MUSCLE TONUS IN MAN
Abigail E. Smith, D. S. Martin, P. H. Garvey, W. O. Fenn
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STUDIES ON PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN I. Mortality, Blood Cultures, and Humoral Antibodies in Pneumococcus Pneumonia
James D. Trask, Charles O'Donovan, Dorothea M. Moore, Agnes R. Beebe
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THE INTRADERMAL SALT TEST IN FEVER
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND MEETING OF THE CENTRAL SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH HELD IN CHICAGO, NOVEMBER 22, 1929
