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. 1953 Nov;32(11):1133–1139. doi: 10.1172/JCI102837

HEXAMETHONIUM IN THE CHRONIC TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION—ITS EFFECT ON RENAL HEMODYNAMICS AND ON THE EXCRETION OF WATER AND ELECTROLYTES ^¹

Ralph V Ford ^1,^2,³, John H Moyer ^1,^2,³, Charles L Spurr ^1,^2,³, C Polk Smith ^1,^2,³, Georgia Weller ^1,^2,³

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