[Organoleptic; nature, methods and aims].
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Biomedical subjects
E VON SKRAMLIK
Publications and source records attributed to E VON SKRAMLIK.
[Sources of error in testing the security of space perception].
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[Teeth as a depository for poison].
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[The regulation of direction of the blood flow].
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Blood Circulation↗
[Observations in agonal states].
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Death↗
[Analysis of valvular function in the human heart].
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Cardiovascular Physiological Phenomena↗
[The role of body movement in the movement of the arm].
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[A type of contest of perceptions produced by simultaneous action of various sensory organs].
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[Comparative studies on the effect of taste of vegetable and fruit juices].
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Food↗
[Touch phenomena by using hands in crosswise range].
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Hand↗
[Median localization of a sound source as basis for Pohl-Rein's test].
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Hearing↗
[Delusions in dental prosthesis wearers].
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Delusions↗
[The localization of hearing sensations of both and one ear in various positions of the head].
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Hearing↗
[The so-called Dossan salt].
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Condiments↗
[The teeth as agents of sensation].
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[Pavlov Conference in Dresden, February 9, 1952].
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