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H E Martin
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Effect of adrenal and parathyroid on electrolyte excretion in rat.
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Severe diabetic ketoacidosis.
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Clinical magnesium deficiency.
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Mediastinal and subcutaneous emphysema in diabetic coma with vomiting.
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Spin filter culture: the propagation of mammalian cells in suspension.
A spin filter device has been used for the propagation in vitro of cells of mnouse leukemia L1210 to densities approaching 10(8) cells per milliliter. By manipulation of flow rates, cells may be exposed to exponentially declining, drug concentrations with half-times of 1.5 hours or less, providing a more realistic parallel to in vivo drug treatment than is obtained by other culture methods.
Exchangeable magnesium in hypertension.
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SERUM POTASSIUM, MAGNESIUM, AND CALCIUM LEVELS IN DIABETIC ACIDOSIS.
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QUANTITATIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BLOOD AND URINE KETONE LEVELS IN DIABETIC KETOSIS.
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The Rôle of Bacteria in Autolyzing Tissue.
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Physiological leucocytosis: II. Post-prandial leucocytosis and Widal's haemoclasic test for hepatic efficiency.
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Physiological leucocytosis: The variation in the leucocyte count during rest and exercise, and after the hypodermic injection of adrenaline.
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Sleep apnea syndrome: report of case.
Sleep apnea syndrome encompasses several entities that are characterized by the inability of the victim to achieve restful sleep. The only known treatment for the syndrome is a tracheostomy. Further research and experimentation are required. We are of the opinion that the appliance described in this article offers some promise as an alternative treatment.