1. Volume 72, Issue 1, Pages 131-132 (July 1977)
Salivary Levels of Calcium and Potassium as Indicators of Digitalis Toxicity 
H. Ben-Aryeh, Ph.D., S. Bergman, M.D., D. Gutman, D.D.S., B. Barzilai, M.D., H. Hammerman, M.D., R. Szargel, M.Sc. 
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2. Figure 1
Results of follow-up of four patients with digitalis toxicity. Arrows indicate clinically established days of digitalis intoxication; treatment with digoxin was stopped on same days. Decreases in salivary levels of electrolytes paralleled improvement in patients’ conditions.
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