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L Dexter

Publications and source records attributed to L Dexter.

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PubMed1947

STUDIES OF CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE. III. VENOUS CATHETERIZATION AS A DIAGNOSTIC AID IN PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS, TETRALOGY OF FALLOT, VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT, AND AURICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT.

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PubMed1945

THE RENAL HUMORAL PRESSOR MECHANISM IN MAN. I. PREPARATION AND ASSAY OF HUMAN RENIN, HUMAN HYPERTENSINOGEN, AND HYPERTENSIN.

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PubMed1945

THE RENAL HUMORAL PRESSOR MECHANISM IN MAN. II. THE EFFECT OF TRANSITORY COMPLETE CONSTRICTION OF THE HUMAN RENAL ARTERY ON BLOOD PRESSURE AND ON THE CONCENTRATION OF RENIN, HYPERTENSINOGEN, AND HYPERTENSINASE OF RENAL ARTERIAL AND VENOUS BLOOD, WITH ANIMAL OBSERVATIONS.

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PubMed1945

THE RENAL HUMORAL PRESSOR MECHANISM IN MAN. III. THE HYPERTENSINASE CONTENT OF PLASMA OF CONTROL SUBJECTS AND OF PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION AND OTHER DISEASES.

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PubMed1945

THE RENAL HUMORAL PRESSOR MECHANISM IN MAN. IV. THE HYPERTENSINOGEN CONTENT OF THE PLASMA OF NORMAL PATIENTS AND PATIENTS WITH VARIOUS DISEASES.

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PubMed1943

TRAUMATIC SHOCK. VI. THE EFFECT OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK ON THE CONCENTRATION OF RENIN AND HYPERTENSINOGEN IN THE PLASMA IN UNANESTHETIZED DOGS.

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Pulmonary angiography one to seven days after experimental pulmonary embolism.

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Clinical aspects of pulmonary embolism and their relation to pathophysiology.

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