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. 1931 Oct;10(4):869–888. doi: 10.1172/JCI100388

NUTRITIONAL EDEMA. OBSERVATIONS ON THE RELATION OF THE SERUM PROTEINS TO THE OCCURRENCE OF EDEMA AND TO THE EFFECT OF CERTAIN INORGANIC SALTS

A A Weech ¹, S M Ling ¹

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