[The hormonal treatment of breast cancer].
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Breast Neoplasms↗
Biomedical subjects
B CLAVEL
Publications and source records attributed to B CLAVEL.
[The place of endocrine therapeutics in the treatment of cancers of the breast].
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Breast Neoplasms↗
[Chelation: its therapeutic application].
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Chelating Agents↗
[Chelation, present-day therapy methods].
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Chelating Agents↗
[Khellins & chromones in the non-cardiological fields].
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Cardiotonic Agents↗
[Present value of chelation in therapeutics].
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Acetates↗
[Present status of the therapeutics of hepatic coma].
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Coma↗
[A present day vitamin: calcium pantothenate].
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Pantothenic Acid↗
[Vitamin news: pyridoxal phosphate (B.6)].
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Humans↗
[Difficulties and present means of bioclinical diagnosis of thyroid disorders].
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Disease↗
[Theory of the choleriform toxic state of infants; etiological aspects].
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Humans↗
[Theory of choleriform toxic syndrome in young children. I. Physiopathological aspects].
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Child↗
[Total hypophysectomy in the treatment of breast cancer; first French case; future of the method].
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Breast Neoplasms↗
[The states of hormonal inflation and their relation to maxillofacial diseases].
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Disease↗
[Afebrile encephalitic syndromes in children reacting to an antigen of the psittacosis group].
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Antigens↗