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. 1946 Nov;25(6):858–869. doi: 10.1172/JCI101773

COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF MASSIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS AND OF LIVER EXTRACT IN PERNICIOUS ANEMIA ^¹

Charles S Davidson ^1,², John C Murphy ^1,², R Janet Watson ^1,², W B Castle ^1,²

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