Biomedical subjects
A WEISS
Publications and source records attributed to A WEISS.
[X-RAY DIAGNOSIS OF CLINICALLY NEGATIVE BREAST CANCER].
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[THE SUBTRACTION METHOD AND ITS VALUE IN ANGIOGRAPHY].
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ARISTOLOCHIC ACID (NSC-50413): PHASE I CLINICAL STUDY.
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[MYCOLOGICAL STUDIES IN THE LIVING QUARTERS OF SUBJECTS WITH BRONCHIAL ASTHMA IN KRAKOW].
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CYTOGENESIS OF THE EOSINOPHILS OF THE ALLERGIC SKIN EXUDATE (SKIN WINDOW TECHNIQUE).
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COMBINED PHLEBO-PNEUMOGRAM OF THE POSTERIOR CRANIAL FOSSA.
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[CHYLOTHORAX IN A NEWBORN INFANT].
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[PLEURAL INTERLOBAR EFFUSION IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE].
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Methods of bowel preparation for sigmoidoscopy. A comparative study.
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[On the presence of fungus spores in the air at Krakov and Bad Rabka].
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Treatment of acute anuria with cation and anion exchange resins.
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[The importance of the patient's position during intravenous urography].
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[On the occurrence of silicates capable of inner crystalline swelling in the lungs of silicosis patients].
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[To Wilhelm WEITZ on his 80th birthday].
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Aspirin and gastric bleeding. Gastroscopic observations, with review of literature.
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Lymphangiograms: theri diagnostic and therapeutic potential.
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