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G B FORBES
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ALEXIS FRANK HARTMANN, SR.: AN APPRECIATION.
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GROWTH OF THE LEAN BODY MASS DURING CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE.
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MALIGNANT NEURILEMMOMA OF THE LUNG METASTASIZING TO THE HEART.
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FACTORS AFFECTING FOOD INTAKE: COMMITTEE ON NUTRITION, AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS.
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LEAN BODY MASS AND FAT IN OBESE CHILDREN.
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AGE AND SEX TRENDS IN LEAN BODY MASS CALCULATED FROM K40 MEASUREMENTS: WITH A NOTE ON THE THEORETICAL BASIS FOR THE PROCEDURE.
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CORRELATION OF POTASSIUM-40 DATA WITH ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS.
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NUTRITIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE WHOLE BODY COUNTER.
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PAPILLARY CYSTADENOMA OF LACRIMAL CARUNCLE.
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CHANGES IN BONE SODIUM DURING GROWTH IN THE RAT.
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Nutrition in relation to problems of radioactivity.
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Methods for determining composition of the human body. With a note on the effect of diet on body composition.
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Staphylococal infection of operation wounds with special reference to topical antibiotic prophylaxis.
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Estimation of total body fat from potassium-40 content.
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Estimation of total body fat from potassium-40 content.
On the assumption that the potassium content of the lean body mass is constant, it should be possible to estimate fat content in living man from a measurement of potassium-40 activity in the whole-body scintillation counter. A series of such measurements on children and young adults shows good correlations with skin-fold thickness and weight/height ratio as indices of fatness.
Research and the medical student.
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Non-reactive tuberculosis in a cortisone treated patient.
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