Biomedical subjects
A V Suchkov
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[Fever of unknown origin].
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[Various characteristics of external respiratory function in premature newborn infants in the early neonatal period].
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[Evaluation of pedagogic outcome in practical work with students in a department of hospital therapy].
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[System of therapeutic-rehabilitative measures in children of sick mothers].
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[Methodical study aid for self-training of students in hospital internal medicine].
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[Reflections on medical duties].
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[Differential diagnosis of fever of unknown origin in the clinical manifestations of internal diseases].
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[Differential diagnosis in cardiomegaly].
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[Differential diagnosis in fevers of unknown origin].
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[V.V. Men'shikov's report, "Assessing the Diagnostic Effectiveness of Laboratory Tests"].
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[Study of collagen metabolism in chronic diffuse diseases of the liver].
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[Diagnostic value of polyprojection scanning of the liver in liver cirrhosis].
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[Clinical importance of polyprojection scanning of the liver in chronic hepatitis].
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[Variants of the clinical course of immunogenic hepatitis].
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[Involvement of the liver in patients with peptic ulcer and gastroduodenitis].
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