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SENSITIVITY OF THE SMALLEST CUTANEOUS BLOOD VESSELS: QUANTITATIVE RESPONSES TO GRADED MECHANICAL STIMULATION AND TO LOCAL ISCHEMIA IN ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION, ARTERIOSCLEROSIS, AND CERTAIN ALLIED DISORDERS
Joseph R. DiPalma, Frances I. Foster
Joseph R. DiPalma, Frances I. Foster
Published November 1, 1942
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J Clin Invest.
1942;
21(6)
:675-683.
https://doi.org/10.1172/JCI101344
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SENSITIVITY OF THE SMALLEST CUTANEOUS BLOOD VESSELS: QUANTITATIVE RESPONSES TO GRADED MECHANICAL STIMULATION AND TO LOCAL ISCHEMIA IN ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION, ARTERIOSCLEROSIS, AND CERTAIN ALLIED DISORDERS
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