Increased blood cell agglutination following ingestion of fat, a factor contributing to cardiac ischemia, coronary insufficiency, and anginal pain; a contribution to the biophysics of disease.
作者： Arthur V. Williams , A. Curtis Higginbotham , Melvin H. Knisely , Arthur V. Williams
DOI: 10.1177/000331975700800104
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