Biomedical subjects
A Angrist
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New challenges for the medical graduate.
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Studies of the spontaneous myocardiopathy in the BIO-14.6 strain of hamster.
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The new role of the autopsy in the community hospital.
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Therapy with progestational agents in advanced benign prostatic hypertrophy.
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Interstitial edema in valvular endocarditis.
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The fine structure of the heart valves in the chicken. I. Mitral valve.
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Experimental research and the autopsy.
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Prevention and control of bacterial endocarditis.
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Studies of bacterial susceptibility of heart valves.
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Breaking the postmortem barrier.
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Improving the procedure for death certification.
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Histo-enzymatic studies of experimental bacterial endocarditis.
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Mechanism of cardiac valvular fusion and stenosis.
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Collageen and platelet interaction in experimental vegetative cardiac valvular lesions.
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Age-related collagen and elastin content of human heart valves.
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Histoenzymatic studies of vessels in hypertensive rats.
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Histoenzymatic studies of vascular changes in the aorta and coronary arteries in the aged rat.
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