[PELVIC DISLOCATIONS IN SCOLIOSIS].
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Biomedical subjects
D TYLMAN
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[3 CASES OF MALIGNANT TUMORS DEVELOPING AT THE SITE OF BONE TUBERCULOSIS].
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Adolescent↗
[OSSEOUS AND PERIOSTEAL TUMOR METASTASES ACCORDING TO DATA ON THE WARSAW ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC].
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Biometry↗
[EFFECT OF ANTERIOR ALLOPLASTY ON THE GROWTH AND DEFORMITY OF VERTEBRAL BODIES IN IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS].
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Humans↗
[CAUSES OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TRACED TO DRIVERS].
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Accidents↗
[The mechanism of pelvic deformities in patients with scoliosis].
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Humans↗
[Principles and results in the treatment of the radius associated with dislocations in the distal radio-ulnal joint].
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Humans↗
[Pathogenesis and development of dystonic deformations of the spine].
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[Studies on the resistance of individual elements of the spine].
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[Therapeutic results in pseudarthrosis of the long bone].
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Bone and Bones↗
[The surgical treatment of evolutive tuberculosis of the hip by resection].
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Disease↗
[Myo-mechanics of the hip joint after its resection and Y-form osteotomy performed by Gruca's method based on studies on a mechanical model].
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Hip↗
[Late results of the treatment of pseudarthrosis of both shafts of the foream].
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Child↗
[Surgical therapy of deforming changes of the hip joint by means of arthroplastic osteotomy].
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