[MEDICO-PSYCHO-PEDAGOGICAL ASPECTS OF STUTTERING IN SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN].
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Biomedical subjects
G M FACCHINI
Publications and source records attributed to G M FACCHINI.
[NOTES ON TECHNIC IN EXAMINATIONS WITH "CONDITIONED ORIENTATION REFLEX" IN INFANT AUDIOLOGY. MONOLATERAL CONDITIONING].
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Audiology↗
[TECHNIC OF CONDITIONING BY BONE CONDUCTION IN CHILDREN WHO DO NOT REACT TO ACOUSTIC STIMULI WITH PURE SOUNDS BY AIR CONDUCTION].
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Acoustic Stimulation↗
[Considerations on infantile audiometry using conditioned instrumental reflexes].
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Audiometry↗
[Considerations on the use of the ''conditioned orientation reflex'' in infantile audiology].
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Audiology↗
[Contribution to the study of objective and semi-objective audiometry in hypoacusic children. Consideration on 203 examinations].
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Audiometry↗
[Considerations on thermal therapy, with sulfurous water, of hypacusia of tubal origin in school-age children].
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Child↗
[Electroconvulsive therapy and auditory acuity].
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Auditory Perception↗
[Study & treatment of bronchial asthma from the standpoint of the collaboration of the internist, pediatrician & otorhinolaryngologist].
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Asthma↗
[Pharyngeal hypophysis in human embryo].
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Humans↗
[Muciparous cells of the glands of the respiratory part of the nasal mucosa at various ages in humans; morphological and histochemical study].
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Glycation End Products, Advanced↗
[The adaptation level and other judgment factors in the loudness scale with categories].
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Hearing↗