Biomedical subjects
E SOTO PRADERA
Publications and source records attributed to E SOTO PRADERA.
[Lymphosarcoma of the small intestine in a child; case of treatment & 10-year-survival].
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[Malherbes calcified epithelioma: 2 case reports].
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[Milk banks in social welfare work].
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[Determination of calcium in the blood of 395 apparently normal premature infants].
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[Determination of potassium in the blood of 395 apparently normal premature infants].
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[Aortic atresia with endocardial fibroelastosis; case report].
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[Eosinophilic granuloma, presentation of a case].
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[Rupture of hollow viscera in the newborn; report of 3 cases and review of the literature].
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[Rupture of the solid viscera (liver) in infants & newborn].
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[Use and abuse of antibiotics].
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[Causes of death of premature infants: review of 300 autopsies].
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[The premature infant and its care].
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[Occlusive syndrome in the newborn].
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[The premature infant and its care].
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[The premature infant and its care. III. ].
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[Some considerations on a case of intestinal malrotation].
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[Rupture of the liver in an infant with survival].
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