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Table of Contents
January 01, 1966; Volume 33, Issue 1
Articles
The Management of Unusual Types of Scoliosis
Charles M. Evarts, M.D
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine January 1966, 33 (1) 1-12;
Necrotizing Angiitis: III. Correlation of Clinical Findings with Biopsy Evidence in Thirty-one Patients
Howard E. Reidbord, M.D
and Lawrence J. McCormack, M.D
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine January 1966, 33 (1) 13-23;
Inhibition of Growth of Mouse Tumors by Injections of Serotonin or Serotonin and Histamine Combined
George Crile Jr., M.D
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine January 1966, 33 (1) 25-29;
Osteoporosis Resulting from Heparin Therapy
William E. Miller, M.D
and Victor G. de Wolfe, M.D
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine January 1966, 33 (1) 31-34;
The Variable Roentgenographic Appearance of Invagination of the Esophagus
Barry Q. Walker, M.D
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine January 1966, 33 (1) 35-37;
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