[Relationship of esophageal pathology to vertebral pathology].
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Disease↗
Biomedical subjects
C F PORTA
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[Cochlear receptor adaptation phenomena in glaucoma].
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Adaptation, Physiological↗
[Value of audiometry in ocular diseases].
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Audiometry↗
[Vascular disturbances of the ear in senility].
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Aged↗
[Case of pharyngeal paralysis during diabetes].
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Diabetes Mellitus↗
[Vascular and neurological bases of auricular headaches].
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Blood Vessels↗
[Relation of esophageal pathology to vertebral pathology].
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Disease↗
[Evaluation of damage resulting from lesions of the external and middle ear and of the non-acoustical labyrinth].
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Ear, Inner↗
[Clinical anatomic study of lymphatic metastasis in laryngeal cancer].
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Biomedical Research↗
[Relation between pituitary system and the chromatophore system of the pia].
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Chromatophores↗
[Relation between the pituitary system and the pial chromatophore system. II. Pial pigmentogenesis and the nasopharynx].
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Chromatophores↗
[Morphological bases and clinical aspects of various extra-cranial neurovascular headaches of otological interest].
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Headache↗
[Blood vascularization in cancer of the larynx].
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Humans↗
[Myeloplaxoma of the frontal sinus].
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Frontal Sinus↗