Biomedical subjects
C J Dewhurst
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The development of the ovary and uterus in the foetus, newborn and infant: a morphological and enzyme histochemical study.
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Diagnosis of the small-for-dates fetus by serial ultrasonic cephalometry.
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Sex chromosome abnormalities and the gynaecologist.
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Gonadal malignancy in XY females.
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46 XX karyotype in four tissues of a true hermaphrodite.
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A search for triple X females in a fertile population.
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The regularity of early menstrual cycles.
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Vaginal adenosis: clinical and pathological features with special reference to malignant change.
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Carcinoma of the cervix in childhood. (A report of two cases).
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The safety of ultrasound.
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Correlation of serum enzymes and human chorionic somato-mammotrophin (HCS) and of urinary oestrogens and HCS in pregnancy.
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Congenital malformations.
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Pregnancy and labour in the very young girl.
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Experience of intrauterine transfusion at Queen Charlotte's Maternity Hospital and problems encountered.
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Androgen metabolism in human skin.
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Sex and gender.
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