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A. FISCHER, and L. TAKACS
responsible for the rapid normalization of elevated S.G.O.T. values in
many cases of myocardial infarction. Increased S.G.O.T.-activity, therefore, has to be interpreted as indicating a continuous injury to the enzymeproducing tissue, viz. myocardium or liver.
References
1. CHINSKY, M., and S. SHERRY: Arch. Int. Med. 99, 556 (1957).
2. CLERMONT, R. J., and T. C. CHALMERS: Medicine 46, 197 (1967).
3. DUNN, N., et al.: ]. Lab. Clin. Med. 51,259 (1958).
4. LORENTZ, K.: Acta Hepato-Splen. 9, 403 (1962).
5. ZOLTON, T., et al.: Arch. Environ. Health 2, 16 (1960).
A. FISCHER, and L. TAKACS
responsible for the rapid normalization of elevated S.G.O.T. values in
many cases of myocardial infarction. Increased S.G.O.T.-activity, therefore, has to be interpreted as indicating a continuous injury to the enzymeproducing tissue, viz. myocardium or liver.
References
1. CHINSKY, M., and S. SHERRY: Arch. Int. Med. 99, 556 (1957).
2. CLERMONT, R. J., and T. C. CHALMERS: Medicine 46, 197 (1967).
3. DUNN, N., et al.: ]. Lab. Clin. Med. 51,259 (1958).
4. LORENTZ, K.: Acta Hepato-Splen. 9, 403 (1962).
5. ZOLTON, T., et al.: Arch. Environ. Health 2, 16 (1960).