[Bronchial changes in chronic tuberculous empyema in active state or in the process of cure].
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Bronchi↗
Biomedical subjects
E NICODEMI
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[Results of a method of therapy of cavitation residual to thoracoplasty].
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Collapse Therapy↗
[Results of partial thoracoplasties with excision of the first three ribs].
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Collapse Therapy↗
[The influence of moderate work on the cardiorespiratory functions in tuberculosis].
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[Physiopathology of pulmonary tuberculosis; cavitary spirometry].
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Humans↗
[Functional correlations in pneumology].
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Pulmonary Medicine↗
[Results of a practical method for examination of respiratory function in pulmonary tuberculosis].
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Lung↗
[Medicolegal application of the determination of vital capacity and maximum ventilation in natural and traumatic chest diseases].
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Humans↗
[Contribution to the study and therapy of the pulmonary tubercular cavities--preliminary note].
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Humans↗
[Changes of the ribs in chronic empyema; anatomo-histological study].
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Empyema↗
[Historical evolution and current value of studies of cardio-respiratory physiopathology].
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Cardiovascular Physiological Phenomena↗
[Radiological and histological behavior of pleural and peritoneal serosa after introduction of iodized oil containing sulfonamide].
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Humans↗
[Ballistocardiographic study of a group of patients with chronic lung disease].
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Ballistocardiography↗