[CESAREAN AND TWIN PREGNANCY].
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Cesarean Section↗
Biomedical subjects
B KELLER
Publications and source records attributed to B KELLER.
[POSTMENOPAUSAL HYPERFOLLICULINISM CAUSED BY SECRETORY TUMORS OF THE OVARY: APROPOS OF 2 CASES].
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Estradiol Congeners↗
[TEARING OF THE BROAD LIGAMENT. MASTER-ALLEN SYNDROME].
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Adnexa Uteri↗
[APROPOS OF A CASE OF RECURRENT JAUNDICE IN PREGNANCY].
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Female↗
[PREGNANCY IN A RIGHT RUDIMENTARY HORN OF THE UTERUS WITH NORMAL CONTRALATERAL HEMI-UTERUS].
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Congenital Abnormalities↗
[Simultaneous extra- and intra-uterine pregnancies. Apropos of 2 cases].
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Female↗
[Reflections on the subject of 3 cases of atresia of the esophagus].
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Esophagus↗
[Treatment of prolapse of the cord in breech presentation].
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Breech Presentation↗
[Reflections on the subject of the hazards of anticoagulants administered during pregnancy].
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Anticoagulants↗
[Pseudo-appendicular syndrome caused by torsion of the tube by cyst of the parovarium at term of a pregnancy].
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Animals↗
[An unusual cause of metrorrhagias: Willebrand-Juegens disease].
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Female↗
[Apropos of several cases of ovarian fibromas].
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Female↗
[Spontaneous rupture of the liver during labor in a toxemic patient].
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Female↗
[Diagnosis and treatment of a chylous cyst of mesentery].
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Cysts↗