[Studies of hormone therapy of chronic liver diseases. I. Histological aspects of the liver of rats treated with pro- and anti-phlogistic hormones].
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Biomedical subjects
E BOTTIGLIONI
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[Study of hormone therapy of chronic liver diseases. II. Hexosamine and hydroxyproline content of the liver and other parenchymatous organs of rats treated with phlogistic and antiphlogistic hormones].
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[Studies of hormone therapy of chronic liver diseases. III. Clinical and experimental bases of therapy of liver cirrhosis with glucocorticoids].
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Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
[Study of hormone therapy of chronic liver diseases. IV. Effect of administration of phlogistic and anti-phlogistic hormones on glucosamine content of the blood in rats with experimental liver cirrhosis].
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[Studies on hormonal treatment of chronic liver diseases. Note VI. Action revealed by a prophlogistic hormone (STH) on the histological and histochemical picture and on the hexosamine and hydroxyproline content of the cirrhotic liver of the albino rat].
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[Studies on the hormonal treatment of chronic liver diseases. Note V. Action of cortisone acetate on the histological and histochemical picture and on the hexosamine and hydroxyproline content of the cirrhotic liver (carbon tetrachloride-induced)].
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[Modifications induced by thyrotropic hormone and by thyroxin block of the thyroid gland on the development and metastasis of a tumor graft (Guérin's T. 8)].
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[Analytical and experimental study of genesis of tuberculin anergy in cancer patients].
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Clonal Anergy↗
[Method for determination of an electric systemic stress].
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[Modifications induced by systemic stress on the mast cells and the chromotropic substance of the aortic wall and on myocardial glycogen: experimental research].
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[The electrocardiogram in experimental systemic stress; electric stress].
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[Bone marrow, splenic & hematic response to systemic stress (electrical stress); experimental study].
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[Histological and histochemical study of the effects of phenylbutazone on various organs and systems. I. Changes in the chromotropic substance of the skin and kidneys and in the heparinopoietic organ. II. Histofunctional aspects of the pituitary gland and adrenal glands. III. Changes induced in the digestive system and liver].
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Adrenal Glands↗
[The alleged antihyaluronidase and stressing activity of phenylbutazone in chronic rheumatic arthropathy; clinical study].
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Adrenal Cortex↗
[Urinary elimination of the antidiuretic principle during phenylbutazone therapy].
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Arginine Vasopressin↗
[Effects of phenylbutazone therapy on blood coagulation in vivo; clinico-experimental study].
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Arthritis↗
[Effects of experimental systemic stress (electrical stress) on blood coagulation].
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Blood Coagulation↗
[Research on the pathogenesis of two cases of essential oliguria].
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