Biomedical subjects
G TEICHERT
Publications and source records attributed to G TEICHERT.
[Spongiosclerosis in mast cell reticulosis].
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[On an unusual fracture of the femur condyle, its mechanism of origin and prognosis].
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[On the morphology and function of the nucleus pulposus].
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[The vacuum phenomenon in the intervertebral disk, the spontaneous demonstration of the nuclear space].
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[Two cases with atypical carpal dislocations].
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[Discontinuities of the first rib].
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[Ossification variations & ossification disorders of tuber ischii].
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[Roentgenological proof of air embolism in fatal skull base fractures].
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[Non-spondylitic changes of disk edges of the cervical spine].
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[Unusual structure of the cotyloid cavity].
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[Accessory bones of the intervertebral disks and spondylosis deformans].
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[Isolated fissures in the anterior atlas arch; case report].
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[Projection studies on rontgenological knee articular space].
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[Calyceal cyst of the kidney with concrement].
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[Ossification of posterior cruciform ligament as a result of injury? Incidence with tuberculum intercondylicum quartum].
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[Persistent apophysis of the glenoid cavity or marginal fracture].
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