[TREATMENT OF PULMONARY METASTASES BY RESECTION].
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Biomedical subjects
E HASCHE
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[PULMONARY RESECTIONS DURING PREGNANCY].
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Communicable Diseases↗
[70TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER PROFESSOR DR. MED. HABIL. ADOLF TEGTMEIER].
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Anniversaries and Special Events↗
[Partial transposition of the pulmonary veins].
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Heart Diseases↗
[Minimum tuberculosis from the surgical view-point].
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Humans↗
[On the use of hypothermia in risk operations in pulmonary tuberculosis].
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Humans↗
[Surgical treatment of cardiospasm].
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Esophageal Achalasia↗
[Aspergilloma of the lungs].
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Foreign Bodies↗
[On the diagnosis and therapy of surgical injuries of the pancreatic duct].
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Gastrectomy↗
[On a new urinal].
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Equipment and Supplies↗
[Bronchus anastomosis after bronchial rupture].
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Bronchi↗
[Electron microscopic findings in blood coagulation. II. Nature of atypical plasma coagulation occurring in the vicinity of thrombocytes in fresh human thrombocytecitrate plasma].
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Blood Coagulation↗
[Lung resection in bronchiectasis].
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Bronchiectasis↗
[Determination of fibrin by staining].
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Fibrin↗
[Acute pancreatic necrosis as a postoperative complication].
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Disease↗