Biomedical subjects
A SELVINI
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[THE TRUTH TO THE SICK?].
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[Psychological problems in general medicine].
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[Therapy of cardiac failure. I].
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[Therapy of cardiac failure. II].
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[Therapy of myocardial infarct].
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[Therapy of angina pectoris].
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[Long-term prognosis in myocardial infarct; clinical control of 180 cases for a period of from 1 to 18 years].
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[Effects of digitalis on urinary elimination of potassium in compensated heart disease].
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[Urinary elimination of potassium in decompensated heart disease after a load test].
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[Spatial electrocardiography by means of three lead triangles situated in three spatial planes].
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[Presence of constant electric current produced by normal human heart different from the action and injury current].
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[Lipotropic factors and experimental atherosclerosis].
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[Experimental observations on the use of digitalis in prevention of myocardial hypertrophy].
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[Vectorial study of electrocardiographic leads].
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[CLINICAL EXPERIENCES OF ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY: ASSOCIATION OF HEPARIN AND PHENYLINDANDIONE].
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[Ballistocardiographic study of a group of patients with chronic lung disease].
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