[Diagnosis & treatment of convulsive diseases in children].
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Biomedical subjects
C GYLLENSWARD
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[Health registration for Sweden's children & youngsters].
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Health↗
The development of the serum electrolyte concentration in normal infants and children.
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The development of the protein fractions and of cholesterol concentration in the serum of normal infants and children.
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Blood Proteins↗
Pediatrics as a specialized branch of medicine, and the organization of a modern pediatric university clinic; contribution to a debate of ideas.
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Child↗
[Commercial milk preparation in infant nutrition].
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Animals↗
[Cerebral palsy. I. Introductory].
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Cerebral Palsy↗
[Powdered mixture for infant nutrition].
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Animals↗
[Care of cerebral palsy patients at Kronprinsessan Lovisas hospital].
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Ambulatory Care↗
The incidence of involuntary marital childlessness.
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Humans↗
Breast-fed children compared to artificially fed children in a series from a children's home.
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Breast Feeding↗
[Casein dried milk for dyspeptic infants].
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Caseins↗
Nutritional deficiencies, diseases and poor social conditions during pregnancy as the cause of neonatal mortality and illness during the first year of life.
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Deficiency Diseases↗