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January 1, 1904Biometrika

A First Study of the Weight, Variability, and Correlation of the Human Viscera, with Special Reference to the Healthy and Diseased Heart

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Key result

No quantitative clinical data or findings are reported in this abstract.

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MGM. Greenwood21c Consultancy (United Kingdom)

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Abstract reports no quantitative clinical data; leaves open any cardiovascular implications until full results emerge.

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Healthy and Diseased Heart

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M. Greenwood (1904) studied Healthy and Diseased Heart. No quantitative clinical data or findings are reported in this abstract.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9bded8c47b7d86ca68ea26https://doi.org/10.2307/2331523
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