Cerebrovascular Disease: Trial of Long-term Anticoagulant Therapy
BMJPublished 20 October 1962Open access
A. Bradford Hill, John Marshall, D.A. Shaw
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The trial was modified by withdrawing those who were hypertensive, and the further progress of the trial in its modified form to its conclusion in October, 1961 is reported.
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