Jules LEMAIRE: a forgotten hero of surgery.
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General Surgery↗
Biomedical subjects
D C SCHECHTER
Publications and source records attributed to D C SCHECHTER.
Intra-articular hemangioma of the knee.
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Hemangioma↗
The removal of excessive potassium and ammonium from bank blood prior to transfusion.
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Ammonia↗
Gangrene of the large intestine and ovaries after translumbar aortography; report of a case.
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Angiography↗
Recipient set for removal of potassium and ammonium from bank blood.
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Ammonia↗
Current concepts in the management of osteoporosis.
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Disease Management↗
A simple extracorporeal device for reducing elevated blood ammonia levels; preliminary report.
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Ammonia↗
An ion-exchange resin artificial kidney.
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Ion Exchange Resins↗
Practical considerations in the management of the geriatric surgical patient.
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Aged↗
Androgen therapy in gynecology; a review.
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Androgens↗
A note on the effect of nembutal (pentobarbital sodium) and ether on the thromboplastic potency of mouse brain.
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Barbiturates↗
Prevention of toxic effects of injected thromboplastin by thromboplastinase.
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Biomedical Research↗
The thromboplastic potency of different morphological parts of rabbit brain.
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Animals↗
Thromboplastinase, a new enzyme which destroys thromboplastin.
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Enzymes↗