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. 1964 May;43(5):986–999. doi: 10.1172/JCI104984

The Role of Endotoxin during Typhoid Fever and Tularemia in Man. II. Altered Cardiovascular Responses to Catecholamines*

Sheldon E Greisman 1,2,†, Richard B Hornick 1,2, Frank A Carozza Jr 1,2, Theodore E Woodward 1,2
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