[Allergy as a word and concept].
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Biomedical subjects
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[General pathology of the connective tissue (with inclusion of so-called collagenoses)].
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Collagen Diseases↗
[Anatomopathological bases of allergic processes].
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Alkalies↗
[Virchow's contribution to modern pathology; on the 100th anniversary of cellular pathology, August 20, 1858].
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Anniversaries and Special Events↗
[Tissue and humoral disorders of protein metabolism].
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Amyloidosis↗
[Dependence of cell response of early and late reaction on degree of inflammatory stimulation].
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Hypersensitivity↗
[Anatomopathology of bronchial asthma].
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Asthma↗
[Anuria as a complication of surgical diseases; anatomopathological report].
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Anuria↗
[Anatomopathological aspects of allergic disorders of the respiratory & digestive tracts].
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Gastrointestinal Diseases↗
[Anatomopathology of injuries caused by therapy].
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Coal Tar↗
[Comparative studies on amino acids in blood proteins, liver protein, amyloid, hyalin and collagen].
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Amino Acids↗
[Inflammation: the problem in the past and present].
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[Pneumoconiosis caused by street dust during marching; acute silico-pneunoconiosis].
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Disease↗
[On normergic and hyperergic inflammation].
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Humans↗
[Interpretation of Masugi/nephritis as allergic-hypergic phenomenon].
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Hypersensitivity↗
[Critical remarks on the concept of myocardosis from the viewpoint of pathology].
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Cardiomyopathies↗
[The general laws governing chronic infectious diseases, seen in the example of tuberculosis].
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Chronic Disease↗