[Mechanism of action of sex hormones on connecting cartilage].
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Cartilage↗
Biomedical subjects
A LICHTWITZ
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[Sex hormones and connecting cartilage].
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Cartilage↗
[Genital hormones and connecting cartilage].
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Cartilage↗
[Mechanism of action of genital hormones on epiphyseal cartilage].
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Growth↗
[Histophysiology of growth].
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Cartilage↗
[Steroid hormones and inflammatory reactions].
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Hormones↗
Details concerning the action of steroids on the rate of sedimentation, regarding the hormonal treatment of inflammatory arthritis.
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Arthritis↗
[Colorimetric microdetermination of antipyrine its application to the determination of total body water].
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Analgesics↗
[Water, sodium and potassium balance disorder complicating diabetes mellitus].
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Diabetes Complications↗
[Anti-inflammatory and Inflammatory hormones].
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Abscess↗
[Humoral and tissue regulation of calcium metabolism].
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Calcium↗
[Calcium metabolism in the decalcifications of acromegaly].
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Acromegaly↗
[Static biological syndrome of osteomalacia of supply and osteoporosis].
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
[Induced hypercalciuria as a dynamic test in examination of the skeleton].
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Calcium↗
[Modifications of calcium in urine caused by vitamin D in osteomalacia of supply and osteoporosis].
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Body Fluids↗
[Limits of diagnostic value in dynamic skeletal examinations; their physiopathological and therapeutic interest].
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
[Attempt at a new physiopathological classification of edema].
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Edema↗