The Effect of Calcium, Water, and Other Substances Given Intravenously on Blood Composition and Urinary Secretion.Tex Med J (Austin). 1917 Apr; 32(10):470.TM
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36957506
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Davis, D M.. "The Effect of Calcium, Water, and Other Substances Given Intravenously On Blood Composition and Urinary Secretion." Texas Medical Journal (Austin, Tex.), vol. 32, no. 10, 1917, p. 470.
Davis DM. The Effect of Calcium, Water, and Other Substances Given Intravenously on Blood Composition and Urinary Secretion. Tex Med J (Austin). 1917;32(10):470.
Davis, D. M. (1917). The Effect of Calcium, Water, and Other Substances Given Intravenously on Blood Composition and Urinary Secretion. Texas Medical Journal (Austin, Tex.), 32(10), 470.
Davis DM. The Effect of Calcium, Water, and Other Substances Given Intravenously On Blood Composition and Urinary Secretion. Tex Med J (Austin). 1917;32(10):470. PubMed PMID: 36957506.
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