[ON THE DIAGNOSIS OF FRESH MYOCARDIAL INFARCT].
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Diagnosis↗
Biomedical subjects
B SCHREINER
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Cardiopulmonary changes in the dog following exposure to x-rays.
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Animals↗
[Symmetrical peripheral circulatory disorders due to cold isohemagglutinins in virus infections].
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Antibodies↗
[Diagnostic difficulties in Ebstein's anomaly].
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Ebstein Anomaly↗
[Experiences with dry cell therapy in vascular diseases].
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Cardiovascular Diseases↗
[Clinical studies on the gold therapy of bronchial asthma].
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Asthma↗
[Results of a combined drug and dietary therapy in obesity].
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Central Nervous System Stimulants↗
[Clinical experiences with a new antireticular serum].
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Mononuclear Phagocyte System↗
[Effect of drugs on inner tension and its importance in therapy of orthostatic circulatory disorders].
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Cardiovascular Diseases↗
[Peroral gold therapy of rheumatism].
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Arthritis↗
[A new means of treating obesity].
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Diet↗
[On pathology and therapy of Hand-Schüller-Christian's disease].
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Histiocytosis, Langerhans-Cell↗
[The role of vitamin B6 in blood formation].
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Hematopoiesis↗
[Experiences with thyroid implantations in diseases of the joints].
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Joint Diseases↗