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S. Friedman, C. Friedman, M. Nakashima (1952)
The hypertensive effect of compound F acetate (17-OH-cortico-sterone-21-acetate) in the rat.Endocrinology, 51 5
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The nature of the hypertension occurring in the nephrectomised parabiotic rat.Clinical Science, 10
A. Grollman, A. Konnerth (1951)
The effect of cortisone and the adrenocorticotrophic hormone of the pituitary on the blood pressure in experimental renal hypertension.Endocrinology, 48 2
E. Peschel, G. Race (1954)
Studies on the adrenal zona glomerulosa of hypertensive patients and rats; with special reference to the effect of dietary salt restriction.The American journal of medicine, 17 3
M. Goldman, H. Schroeder (1948)
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M. Hamilton, G. Pickering, J. Roberts, G. Sowry (1954)
The aetiology of essential hypertension. I. The arterial pressure in the general population.Clinical science, 13 1
R. Watterson (1954)
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R. Rosenman, S. Freed, M. Smith (1954)
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R. Greep, H. Deane (1947)
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Ledingham Jm (1954)
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J. Roemmelt, O. Sartorius, R. Pitts (1949)
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Ledingham Jm (1954)
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R. Stafford, L. Thole, K. Olson (1953)
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B. Singer, M. Stack‐Dunne (1954)
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S. Friedman, C. Friedman, M. Nakashima (1951)
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E. Venning, B. Singer, G. Simpson (1954)
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R. Bowers (1954)
Bilateral adrenalectomy for severe hypertension.Journal of the American Medical Association, 154 5
H. Gershberg, E. Fry, J. Brobeck, C. Long (1950)
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C. Kuether, M. Haney (1955)
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P. Daniel, M. Prichard, J. Ward‐Mcquaid (1954)
Total nephrectomy in rabbits with chronic hypertension.Clinical science, 13 2
Masson Mc, Corcoran Ac, Page Ih (1951)
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G. Sala, J. Luetscher (1954)
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D. Green, F. Saunders, N. Wahlgren, R. Craig (1952)
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C. Cope, B. Hurlock (1954)
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G. Thorn, J. Harrison, J. Merrill, M. Criscitiello, T. Frawley, J. Finkenstaedt (1952)
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Wilkins Rw (1954)
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F. Robinson, J. Yoffey (1950)
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Floyer Ma (1951)
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N. Assali, J. Hamermesz, M. Ross (1954)
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W. Dieckmann, R. Pottinger, L. Rynkiewicz (1952)
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J. Merrill (1952)
The rôle of the adrenal in hypertension.Annals of internal medicine, 37 5
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A.M.A. Archives of Internal Medicine – American Medical Association
Published: Nov 1, 1955
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