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. 1959 Feb 14;1(5119):398–401. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.5119.398

Clinical Experience with Selective Inhibition of Adrenal Function*

J S Jenkins, Lillian Pothier, W J Reddy, D H Nelson, G W Thorn
PMCID: PMC1992593  PMID: 13618648

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