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BLOOD FLOW IN THE HAND AND FOREARM AFTER PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCK OF THE SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA. EVIDENCE AGAINST SYMPATHETIC VASODILATOR NERVES IN THE EXTREMITIES OF MAN

James V. Warren, C. Walter, John Romano, E. A. Stead

Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1942 · 42 citations · 4 references

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THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE RATE OF BLOOD FLOW IN THE NORMAL AND IN THE SYMPATHECTOMIZED HAND

Norman E. Freeman · American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content · 1935 · 174 citations

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Further observations on the vascular responses of the human limb to body warming; Evidence for sympathetic vasodilator nerves in the normal subject

Hines · American Heart Journal · 1939 · 93 citations

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BLOOD FLOW AND VASOMOTOR REACTIONS IN THE HAND, FOREARM, FOOT, AND CALF IN RESPONSE TO PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL STIMULI 1

Paul Kunkel, Eugene A. Stead, Soma Weiss · Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1939 · 79 citations · Full text

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The nature of the peripheral resistance in arterial hypertension with special reference to the vasomotor system

American Heart Journal · 1936 · 21 citations

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