Studies on electrolyte metabolism in idiopathic and thyrotoxic periodic paralysis. 3. Intra- and extracellular concentrations of potassium and sodium in muscle and their changes during induced attacks of paralysis.
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K. Shizume | K. Nakao | S. Okinaka | Y. Shishiba | M. Sakuma | H. Yamauchi
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