[Observations on the uncinate processes and intervertebral disks in human fetuses].
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Fetus↗
Biomedical subjects
A F PIRRO
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[The pharyngolaryngeal space in human fetus at term].
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Female↗
[Lymphoepithelial connections & the problem of the lymphatic vessels in the palatine tonsils of man & various mammals].
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Animals↗
[Unusual network of elastic fasciculi observed in the skin in the region of the tragus].
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Ear Auricle↗
[Observations on reticular sheath of Schumacher's vein in palatine tonsil in man].
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Cardiovascular System↗
[Contribution to the study of venous and lymphatic circulation of palatine tonsil in man].
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Humans↗
[Improvement of the Domagk staining method].
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Coloring Agents↗
[Post-capillary veins in the human palatal tonsil].
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Capillaries↗
[Histo-functional value of epithelial proliferation of the human tonsils].
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Histological Techniques↗
[Histophysiology and histogenetics of reticular fibers in the tegument of the crypts of the human tonsils].
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Histological Techniques↗
[Histologic contribution to the study of the blood capillaries present in the cryptic epithelium of the palatine tonsil].
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Capillaries↗
[Histologic observations on the tonsilar nerve plexus].
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Humans↗
[Histologic observations on the relations between the vocal muscle and ligament in man].
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Histological Techniques↗