Increased blood pressure in children, as a sign of hereditary syphilis
V. S.
Increased blood pressure in children, as a sign of hereditary syphilis
Génévrier (Bull. Med., 1925, No. 7; according to the ref. In Pr. Vr., 1925. No. 8) indicates an increase in blood pressure sometimes found in the study of children, which is not in any connection with damage to the kidneys or cardiovascular systems.
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