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H. M. M. Frey. (1967) Peripheral Circulatory and Metabolic Consequences of Thyrotoxicosis: III. Vascular reactivity to catecholamines and the effect of sympathetic receptor blockade on blood flow and oxygen consumption of skeletal muscle in experimental thyrotoxicosis in the dog. Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation 19:2, pages 132-142.
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H. M. M. Frey. (1967) Peripheral Circulatory and Metabolic Consequences of Thyrotoxicosis: VII. Thermoregulation during Work in Thyrotoxicosis. Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation 19:3, pages 247-255.
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