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Title: Medical communications of the Massachusetts Medical Society
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Massachusetts Medical Society
Subjects: Medicine Medicine
Publisher: Boston : Printed for the Society
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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Fig. 7.Chart showing persistent polyuria following posterior lobe reimplantationin the cerebral subcortex. On all occasions during the twenty-five daysfollowing the operation, when the 24-hour amounts were measured theyvaried between 900 and 2200 c.c. increases urinary output, and thus promises to be of clinicalvalue as a diuretic. This observation also conforms withour own experiences with the oral administration of ex-tracts.
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