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February 1, 1953Annals of Surgery

The Ebb and Flood of the Eosinophils in the Burned Patient and Their Use in the Clinical Management

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AWAnne WightDuke University JRJohn W. RakerKing's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust WMWilliam R. Mkekington

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Wight, Anne M.D.; Raker, John W. M.D.; Mkekington, William R. M.D.; Cope, Oliver M.D. Author Information

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