PHYSIOLOGICAL VALUES OF THE BLOOD OF THE JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL WORKERS : The Values of Erythrocyte Counts, Hemoglobin Contents, Specific Gravities of the Whole Blood, and the Leucocyte Counts; And an Analysis of Various Factors Affecting These Values

Sangyo Igaku
doi 10.1539/joh1959.6.7_384
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