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. 1949 Sep;25(5):1029–1059.

The Pathology of Hyperpyrexia

Observations at Autopsy in 17 Cases of Fever Therapy*

Ira Gore, Norman H Isaacson

PMCID: PMC1942925 PMID: 18138922

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