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. 1958 Oct;34(5):817–833.

Hypertensive Vascular Disease as a Consequence of Increased Arterial Pressure

Quantitative Study in Rats with Hydralazine-Treated Renal Hypertension*

G M C Masson, L J McCormack, H P Dustan, A C Corcoran
PMCID: PMC1934754  PMID: 13571375

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