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. 1951 Jun;133(6):867–873. doi: 10.1097/00000658-195106000-00013

Physiologic Principles Underlying the Treatment of High Diastolic Hypertension by the Thiocyanates and Sympathectomy^{^*}

Loyal Davis, Joseph Tarkington, Robert K Anderson

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