Biomedical subjects
A G FORAKER
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CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 2-1965.
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CASE RECORDS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. CASE 1-1965.
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DNA AND RNA IN NORMAL HUMAN ENDOMETRIUM.
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EMPHYSEMA IN LUNG MACROSECTIONS CORRELATED WITH SMOKING HABITS.
The relationship between smoking and pulmonary emphysema was explored in 71 autopsies, by correlating Gough-Wentworth lung macrosections with smoking histories. An increasing percentage of smokers was found with each increment of emphysema. Particularly close relationship was observed between centrilobular emphysema and smoking. No definite association was found between smoking and panlobular emphysema.
EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS IN DOGS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA, ALVEOLITIS, AND HYPERINFLATION.
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TOPOGRAPHY OF AGING AND EMPHYSEMATOUS LUNGS.
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BRONCHIAL CHARACTERISTICS IN PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA.
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PORTAL VEIN, BILE DUCT, AND HEPATIC ARTERY LIGATION.
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESEARCH IN THE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL.
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A PHOTOINTERFEROMETRIC APPROACH TO MASS OF NORMAL AND ABNORMAL SQUAMOUS MUCOSA IN THE UTERINE CERVIX.
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Research training of residents in a community hospital.
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Foreign medical graduates.
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Comparison of tissue mass in normal and abnormal squamous mucosa of the uterine cervix.
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