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. 1959 Feb;38(2):306–316. doi: 10.1172/JCI103803

MYOCARDIAL RESPONSE TO ACETYL STROPHANTHIDIN IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: A STUDY OF ELECTROLYTES AND CARBOHYDRATE SUBSTRATES*

Timothy J Regan 1,2,3,, Raymond C Christensen 1,2,3,, Takashi Wada 1,2,3,§, Frederick N Talmers 1,2,3,ǁ, Harper K Hellems 1,2,3
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