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November 1958
NEUROMUSCULAR AND GANGLIONIC BLOCKING ACTION OF THIAMINE AND ITS DERIVATIVES
Anesthesiology November 1958, Vol. 19, 762–769.
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JOSEPH R. DI PALMA, PHILIP HITCHCOCK; NEUROMUSCULAR AND GANGLIONIC BLOCKING ACTION OF THIAMINE AND ITS DERIVATIVES. Anesthesiology 1958; 19:762–769 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-195811000-00008
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