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The "Borrowing-lending" Hemodynamic Phenomenon (Hemometakinesia) and its Therapeutic Application in Peripheral Vascular Disturbances

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The "Borrowing-lending" Hemodynamic Phenomenon (Hemometakinesia) and its Therapeutic Application in Peripheral Vascular Disturbances (English)

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M E Debakey

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G Burch

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T Ray

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A Ochsner

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December 1947

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Annals of Surgery

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126

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6

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850-65

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A STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE CHARACTER OF AN EXAMINING ROOM ON THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD VESSELS OF NORMAL, HYPERTENSIVE, AND SENILE SUBJECTS

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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.

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CIRCULATING RED CELL VOLUME MEASURED SIMULTANEOUSLY BY THE RADIOACTIVE IRON AND DYE METHODS.

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Rhythmical contraction of the spleen

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The action of the splanchnic nerves on the spleen

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