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S the first case and to date, after 3 months, this is the only region showing similar changes in studies of the second patient. An agent, immunologically identified as measles virus has been isolated from one of these specimens. This study underscores the importance of post mortem cultivation of neural tissue in all patients with chronic CNS disease. Effect of elevated blood tyrosine on intellectual development of premature infants.

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Uterine artery ligation in the control of intractable postpartum hemorrhage

OʼLeary

1966

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology

107

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James L. OʼLeary

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