[A recent Q fever epidemic].
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Epidemics↗
Biomedical subjects
C CONTI
Publications and source records attributed to C CONTI.
[Functional meno-metrorrhagia of young women; physiopathogenetic and clinical aspects].
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History, 19th Century↗
[Genetic disorders of cholesterol metabolism in cholelithiasis].
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Cholelithiasis↗
[Study of cervical smears by histophotometric determination of nuclear desoxyribonucleic acid (A.D.N.)].
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DNA↗
[Study of modes of cellular exfoliation in the urocytogram].
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Anatomy↗
[STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF THE SERUM HAPTOGLOBIN AND METHEMALBUMIN TITERS IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN CONSTITUTIONALLY HYPERHEMOLYTIC SUBJECTS].
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Blood Protein Electrophoresis↗
INCIDENCE, HAEMATOLOGICAL, ENZYMOLOGICAL FINDINGS AND HAEMOLYSIS IN THE HEREDITARY ELLIPTOCYTOSIS. STUDY OF FIFTY FOUR CASES.
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Cell Death↗
[A new radiological sign demonstrated near the end of pregnancy in the fetuses of mothers with anti-Rh iso-immunization].
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Female↗
[New concept on the intestinal absorption and excretion of fats; steatorrhea].
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Biological Transport↗
[Mixed syndrome of hyperhemolysis and hyposiderosis; contribution to the study of combined hemolytic anemias].
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Anemia↗
[Intestinal absorption of iron; critical review].
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Intestinal Absorption↗
[Oral administration of double iron load].
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Administration, Oral↗