[The nosological position of the Fanconi-Hegglin syndrome; atypical pneumonia followed by an epidemic of pneumonopathy with transitory positive serology].
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Fanconi Anemia↗
Biomedical subjects
H BOUCHER
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[Bronchoscopy and the Fanconi-Hegglin syndrome; 23 cases].
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Bronchoscopy↗
[Pure silicosis in an energic subject; experimental BCG vaccination].
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BCG Vaccine↗
Progressive giant bull's-eye emphysema predominantly unilateral; improvement of dyspnea by phrenic paralysis.
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Dyspnea↗
[Pulmonary opacity; Hodgkin's disease simulating a dysembryoma of the anterior mediastinum].
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Hodgkin Disease↗
[Organization and functioning of a modern pneumology and phthisiology service].
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Hospitals↗
[Kahler's disease localized in the thorax, with bilateral involvement of the pleura, diagnosed by systematic radiography].
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Humans↗
[Primary tuberculosis in adults and segmental bronchitis].
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Adult↗
Segmental bronchitis and tuberculous primary infection in adults.
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Bronchitis↗
Recurrent labile pulmonary shadows, polyneuritis and transient dilation of the heart in an asthmatic..
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Asthma↗
[Severe bronchopneumopathy caused by APC virus with probable pneumococcal superinfection developing after influenza B virus infection].
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Adenoviruses, Human↗
[Besnier-Boeck-Schumann disease with cystic bronchiectasis, probable sequel of tuberculosis primary infection and situs inversus].
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Bronchiectasis↗