THE COAGULATION DEFECT IN HEMOPHILIA: THE EFFECT, IN HEMOPHILIA, OF THE PARENTERAL ADMINISTRATION OF A FRACTION OF THE PLASMA GLOBULINS RICH IN FIBRINOGEN 123
GEORGE R. MINOT(Memorial Hospital), F. H. L. Taylor(Harvard University), Colin Davidson(Harvard University), Jessica H. Lewis(University of Pittsburgh), H. J. Tagnon(Harvard University)
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