[The significance of echinacin in tuberculosis therapy].
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Adjuvants, Immunologic↗
Biomedical subjects
C SCHROEDER
Publications and source records attributed to C SCHROEDER.
[The course of childhood tuberculosis in the light of steroid excretion with a contribution to the activity problem of tuberculosis].
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Biological Transport↗
[Different diagnosis between eclampsia and epilepsy].
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
[Prevention of cancer and general practitioner].
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Biomedical Research↗
[Birth injuries and perinatal injuries of the brain in the newborn].
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Birth Injuries↗
[Diagnosis of birth injury in newborn infant].
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Birth Injuries↗
[Practitioner's pregnancy consultation].
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Female↗
[The diagnosis of obstetrical craniocerebral traumatism in the newborn by electroencephalography].
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Brain↗
[Eclampsia in the light of electroencephalographic investigations].
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Eclampsia↗
[Color psychology and obstetrics].
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Color↗
[The importance of electroencephalography for obstetrics and gynekology].
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Eclampsia↗
[Therapeutic results in primary ovarian carcinoma in the Barmbek hospital].
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Carcinoma↗
[Use of electroencephalography in preeclampsia as means of predicting the onset of eclamptic convulsions].
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Eclampsia↗
[Diagnosis and therapy of supernumerary ureter with ectopic opening into vigina].
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Humans↗