[UMBILICAL HERNIA IN THE ADULT. SELECTION OF THE SURGICAL METHOD].
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Fetal Diseases↗
Biomedical subjects
F E CHRISTMANN
Publications and source records attributed to F E CHRISTMANN.
[THE USE OF ADHESIVES IN THE CLOSURE OF INCISIONS WITHOUT SUTURE].
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Adhesives↗
[PERITONEAL COLLAGENOSIS].
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Collagen Diseases↗
[Ligation of the pelvic lymphatic vessels in lymphedema of the lower extremities. Their intraoperative visualization].
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Humans↗
[Megacolon in the adult. Duhamel's operation].
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Adult↗
[Vesical cancer. Gersuny's operation].
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Humans↗
[Peritoneal collagenosis-2d case].
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Collagen Diseases↗
[Peritoneal collagenosis].
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Collagen Diseases↗
[Gastrectomy at 97 years of age].
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Gastrectomy↗
[More than 20 years... in the manner of an inaugural class].
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General Surgery↗
[Scissorstylet for transduodenal papillotomy].
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Bile Ducts↗
[Transperitoneal approach to the kidney].
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Humans↗
[Fibrolymphangioma and chronic edema of the back of the hand].
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Edema↗
[Annular pancreas].
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Congenital Abnormalities↗
[Diagnosis during peptic ulcer surgery].
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Humans↗
[Biliary dyskinesia].
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Biliary Dyskinesia↗