[TRANSTHORACIC NEEDLE BIOPSY OF THE LUNGS].
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Biopsy↗
Biomedical subjects
G FELSCH
Publications and source records attributed to G FELSCH.
[SPONTANEOUS OLIGOLIQUORRHEO].
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Biological Transport↗
[EXPERIENCES WITH RESPIRATION-BRONCHOSCOPY INTERNAL MEDICINE].
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Bronchial Diseases↗
[INTERNAL SECRETION. GROWTH HORMONE].
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Biochemical Phenomena↗
[Hepatitis and hepatosis in pregnancy].
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Female↗
[Ullrich-Turner syndrome in the male].
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Humans↗
[Results of enzyme diagnosis in the therapy of tuberculosis].
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Aminosalicylic Acid↗
[On the clinical aspects and pathogenesis of the Ullrich-Turner syndrome].
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Turner Syndrome↗
[The value and method of sex diagnosis in migrated leukocytes].
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Cell Nucleus↗
[The morphology of the drumsticks-research on circulating leukocytes].
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Chromosomes↗
[Contribution on the origin of the drumstick].
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Chromosomes↗
[Heterochromatin and morphological sex characteristics of human leukocytes].
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Heterochromatin↗
[Cerebral trauma & metabolic diseases].
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Brain↗
[Causes of thromboembolic complications in cardiac decompensation].
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Heart Failure↗
[Determination of prothrombin time with Schering thrombokinase].
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Factor Xa↗