THE EFFECTS ON THE COMPOSITION OF THE BLOOD OF THE SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTION OF NORMAL SALT SOLUTION INTO NORMAL DOGS AND INTO DOGS SUBJECTED TO INTESTINAL TRAUMA, GRADED HEMORRHAGES AND HISTAMINE INJECTION

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