[Oxygen therapy in current practice; indications & technics].
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Humans↗
Biomedical subjects
C PELLET
Publications and source records attributed to C PELLET.
[Peroperative hemorrhages in acute defibrination].
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Fibrin↗
[Paranephritic tumor in a tuberculous patient; problems in anesthesia & surgical technics for its removal].
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Anesthesia↗
[Biological test in the choice of a thermal station for rheumatic patients].
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Choice Behavior↗
[Role of dextran in resuscitation].
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Dextrans↗
[Severe ulcerous hemorrhage after aspirin injection in a pregnant woman].
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Aspirin↗
[Treatment of acute afibrinemia].
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Afibrinogenemia↗
[Lumbo-sciatica in a helicopter pilot].
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Aerospace Medicine↗
[Precautions in the use of chlorpromazine; pharmacological aspects].
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Chlorpromazine↗
[Diminution of hemorrhage in otorhinolaryngology].
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Hemorrhage↗
[Succinylcholine, a short-acting curare-simulant].
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Curare↗
[Sensorimotor disturbances of the median nerve: carpal canal syndrome].
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome↗
[Decamethonium: a new curare-simulant].
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Cardiovascular Agents↗
[Crenotherapy of gout in the light of recent physiopathological knowledge].
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Gout↗
[Sacro-iliac algias and osteochondritis of the pubis in woman].
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Bone Diseases↗