Biomedical subjects
G T WATTS
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THE NATURE OF WOUND HEALING: EXPERIMENTAL TENSILE STRENGTH STUDIES WITH DECA DURABOLIN AND S35.
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WOUND COLLAGEN: EFFECT OF DEPOLYMERIZING AGENT ON WOUND GRANULATION TISSUE.
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SIGNIFICANCE OF CELLS IN WOUND GRANULATION TISSUE.
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TOTAL PANCREATECTOMY FOR FULMINANT PANCREATITIS.
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Excretion of 5-hydroxy indolylacetic acid after surgery.
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Wound healing. Biochemical methods for observation of the cellular and intercellular phases.
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Wound shape and tissue tension in healing.
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Somatrophic pituitary hormone and the latent interval in wound healing.
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Studies in wound healing: I. Contraction and the wound contents.
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[Chemistry & morphology of wound retraction: localization of the mechanism].
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The significance of vascular changes in an accessory lung presenting as a diaphragmatic cyst.
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The marginal localization of the contraction mechanism in open wounds.
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An alternative approach to the prostate; preliminary report.
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Modified subcuticular skin suture.
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Renal adenoma treated by partial nephrectomy.
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Closed injury of the common bile duct and duodenum.
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