[A new neurosis caused by epidermic incompatibility (preliminary note)].
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Anxiety Disorders↗
Biomedical subjects
G P da Silva
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[Removal of a cyst located in the mandible in the right lower third molar region].
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Bone Cysts↗
[Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis in the adult: a case report].
The case of idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis in a 20 year old male is presented. Iron deficiency anemia, recurrent hemoptysis and micronodular infiltrate in lower lung areas were the most important signs observed. The transbronchial biopsy showed alveolar and interstitial hemorrhage and hemosiderin in the pulmonary macrophages. Treatment was started with prednisone, but the addition of immunosuppressive drugs (cyclophosphamide) was needed, followed by a clinical remission.
Adult↗
[The extraordinary world of physics and its dental application. Heat and cold].
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Cold Temperature↗
[Photographic documentation of transillumination of the sinuses of the face, in normal and pathological cases--a study of its value for diagnosis and therapeutic control].
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Paranasal Sinuses↗
[Study on infra-red rays. I. Thermo-illuminating source].
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Infrared Rays↗
[Diagnosis problems in oro-facial pain. (II). Pain referred from the ear].
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Dentistry↗
[Diagnosis problems of orofacial pain. 3. Reports of 3 cases of referred contra-lateral pain].
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Dentistry↗
[Diagnostic problems of oro-facial pain. V. Further studies on oro-facial pain].
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Dentistry↗
[Diagnostic problems of orofacial pain. VI. Referred pain radiating from the maxillary sinus].
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Diagnosis, Differential↗