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. 1976 Nov 6;2(6044):1107–1108. doi: 10.1136/bmj.2.6044.1107-a

Sodium valproate in chorea.

J A Lenman, I T Ferguson, A M Fleming, M Herzberg, J E Robb, M J Turnbull
PMCID: PMC1689428  PMID: 136287

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