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. 1940 Nov;19(6):795–799. doi: 10.1172/JCI101182

THE ORIGIN AND NATURE OF NORMAL HUMAN SYNOVIAL FLUID ^¹^,^²

Marian W Ropes ^1,^2,³, Elsie C Rossmeisl ^1,^2,³, Walter Bauer ^1,^2,³

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