[THE ANABOLIC STEROIDS IN SO-CALLED OSTEOPOROSIS].
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Alkaline Phosphatase↗
Biomedical subjects
D HOJMAN
Publications and source records attributed to D HOJMAN.
[HYPOPHOSPHATASEMIA].
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Alkaline Phosphatase↗
[INTERAURICULAR COMMUNICATION AND CONSTRICTIVE PERICARDITIS. CLINICAL, HEMODYNAMIC AND ANATOMICAL STUDY OF A CASE].
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Blood Circulation↗
[LYMPHOCYTIC THYMOMA WITH CARDIAC INVASION].
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Angiography↗
[Experimental study of the action of iproniazed on the liver, myocardium and brain].
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Brain↗
[Introduction to the histopathology of striated muscle].
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Humans↗
[Primary carcinoma of the liver].
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Carcinoma↗
[Primary cancer of the liver and hemochromatosis].
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Hemochromatosis↗
[Restrictive diets and bone diseases. Dynamic exploration of mineral metabolism].
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Bone Diseases↗
[Improved technic for the anatomo-pathlogical study of the heart (Grant)].
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Heart↗
[Metabolism of cholesterol. Histopathology].
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Cholesterol↗
[Anatomical criteria for the use of the modified Grant technic].
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Autopsy↗
[Hepatic cirrhosis and the male gonad].
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Humans↗
[Primary reticulosarcoma of the heart with multiple pulmonary infarcts].
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Heart↗
[Chronic pyogenic hepatic abscesses. Saponaceous dyspepsia of Porges caused by infectious jejunoileitis. Multiple deficiency syndrome].
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Communicable Diseases↗