Biomedical subjects
F MULLER
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[Clinical manifestations & serology of ornithosis in childhood].
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[Curare and carbohydrate metabolism].
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[Relations of opthalmology to teeth, mouth & jaws].
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[Evaluation of bacteriological tests and resistance determination in eye diseases].
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[Staphylococcal enteritis (choleriform syndrome), a complication of antibiotic therapy].
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[Eye changes caused by diabetes].
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[Problem of occult immunization in poliomyelitis in childhood; serologic examinations of Hamburg children].
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[Tukayasu's disease (aortic arch syndrome)].
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[Experimental contributions to the problems of immunity and aging on the example of mumps virus immunity].
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[Problem of O and D phase changes in influenza virus A].
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[Prolapse of iris during cataract surgery].
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[Serological differential diagnosis between congenital syphilis and diaplacentally transmitted maternal reagins].
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[Improvement of iontotherapy for simultaneous treatment in a group of patients].
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[Possibilities of serologic diagnosis in virus infections, their practical importance and clinical evaluation of viral serologic findings].
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[Differential diagnosis of Parinaud's conjunctivo-glandular syndrome].
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