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. 1942 Nov;21(6):655–664. doi: 10.1172/JCI101342

REACTIVITY OF INTACT BLOOD VESSELS OF THE FINGERS AND TOES TO SENSORY STIMULI IN NORMAL RESTING ADULTS, IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION, AND IN SENILE SUBJECTS 1

G E Burch 1,2, A E Cohn 1, C Neumann 1
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