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Br Med J. 1977 April 30; 1(6069): 1138.
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Rebound phenomenon during gradual withdrawal of clonidine.
R Vanholder, J Carpentier, M Schurgers, and D L Clement
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  • Hunyor SN, Hansson L, Harrison TS, Hoobler SW. Effects of clonidine withdrawal: possible mechanisms and suggestions for management. Br Med J. 1973 Apr 28;2(5860):209–211. [PubMed]
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