THE TREATMENT OF SHOCK DUE TO SALT DEPLETION; COMPARISON OF THE HEMODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF ISOTONIC SALINE, OF HYPERTONIC SALINE, AND OF ISOTONIC GLUCOSE SOLUTIONS

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Aided by grants from the Fluid Research Fund of the Yale University School of Medicine.

We are indebted to Dr. S. C. Harvey and to Dr. J. S. Lockwood for the use of the Laboratories of the Department of Surgery, and to Dr. J. F. Fulton and Dr. D. H. Barron for the use of the Laboratories of the Department of Physiology.

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^{Department of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine}

Aided by grants from the Fluid Research Fund of the Yale University School of Medicine.

We are indebted to Dr. S. C. Harvey and to Dr. J. S. Lockwood for the use of the Laboratories of the Department of Surgery, and to Dr. J. F. Fulton and Dr. D. H. Barron for the use of the Laboratories of the Department of Physiology.

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^{Department of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine}

Aided by grants from the Fluid Research Fund of the Yale University School of Medicine.

We are indebted to Dr. S. C. Harvey and to Dr. J. S. Lockwood for the use of the Laboratories of the Department of Surgery, and to Dr. J. F. Fulton and Dr. D. H. Barron for the use of the Laboratories of the Department of Physiology.

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