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. 1962 May 19;1(5289):1373–1378. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.5289.1373

Six Cases of Phaeochromocytoma with Unusual Clinical Manifestations

H M Leather, D B Shaw, J E Cates, R Milnes Walker
PMCID: PMC1958460  PMID: 14463255

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